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wAsH1NaroN. Aug. 2.-The Turks, 10000
strong occupied series uf positions ut
Plevra. naturally strong and artiileially for
titled at every point.
Tho attacking force of Russians consisted
Of the Ninth Army Corps under Gen. krude-
ner. the Thlrtieth Division and Thirtieth
Brigade of the Second Division under Prince
Sehachowsky. with three brigades OF cavalry
and one hundred and sixty guns.
The fight commenced at 8 o'clock Monday
The Russians carried their lines Of defense
In Plevna itself, but finally lost all The
Turks Mt sundown commenced o continuous
forward movement. prolonged by tho Bash
Bazouks. who
MURDERED THE WOUNDED.
The Russians have asked permission tt
bury their dead
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jar tseu,a's DtGleulties.

'tSperia to the DemocrHtl
New YoRK. Aug. 2.-Jay Gould was, this
inorsing, aecosted by Major A. selover. q
friend of Jim kecne, Of California, while pass
Ing through the Exchange Place. Words were
exchanged when Selover struck Gould one or
two blows on the side of the head, then pick
ing him up threw him down an area, dis
tanco Of eight feet. Gould was rescued by
some friends and found to be uniniured. with
the exception of u few slight bruises. The
trouble IL said to have originated In Gould
having betrayed combination TO put up the
price In Lake Shore, In which keene and sew
eral others were interested.
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Another turkish ylctery nj Eskiglars
Especial TO tho Demoerat.l

Especial TO tho Detnoegat.l
CoNsTANTINorbE, Aug. 2.HLayard, the
British representative here. has advices con-
irming the Turkish victories at Plevna. The
right wing Of the Russian army. numbering
10000 men. were all engaged. Layard also
has news Of n very important Turkish success
near Eskighara, by which the Russians lost
several guns and the Turks had taken possess
sion of Eshighara
The Porte has received the following official
dispatch; The Russians, on Tuesday, at
tackled Raouf Pasha at Eskighara, and after
seven hours fighting Rpouf Pasha retreated
upon Karabunar. Suleiman Pashn coming
up, they repulsed the enemy and recaptured
Estighara, capturing several guns and in
flicting considerable loss on the Russians.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-03
THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.

The following is the Temperature" at the
various points named, as reported by the
Signal Service kilograms furnished by Ser
geant Brown, of the Signal Bureau, and indi-
eating the state of the temperature at the
points named at p. m. yesterday:
Cairo 80 degrees, Cincinnati 80, Galveston
95, Keokuk SO, Lacrosse 70, Leavenworth s8,
Louisville 50, Memphis 50, Nashville 80,
Omaha So, Pittsburg So, Shreveport Sc, st.
Louis 9o St Paul so, Vicksburg 80, Yankton
ID. T.) 83 Augusta (Ga) 81, Corscana TEX
1O2. Mobile 81, Montgomery 93 Savannah S6,
New Orleans g3, and Key West 92.
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THE MINERS STRIKE.
Revolution and Riot stu Prevailing I'm
Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG. Aug. 2.-The following is the
substance of dispatches received at the Ex-
ecutive Department to-day:
Mobs are In entire possession OF everything
Z In Kingston, Plymouth and Nanticoke.
The Lehigh Valley commenced running
!. trains in the morning, but We're mobbed and
|, fopped at Wilkesharre, where a riot is
Y sflreatened. The whole country is In possess
sion of the rioters, and the mine pumps are
stopped generally.
At Scranton the mob is in possession of
most of the city, and several hundred rioters
have driven the men from the Delaware,
Lackawana and Western Railroad shops, and
from the iron company's furnaces and have
assaulted and wounded the Mayor
Three or four have been killed. Gen. Brin-
ton, with the first division of the National
Guards, arrived at Nanticoke. He is pro-
ceeding cautiously to Kingston, Wilkesbarre
and Scranton.
Gov. Hartranft with additional troops, ar
tillery and supplies, is on the way. Alto
gether there are about 1000 troops on the way
TO Luzerne county.
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THE RUSSIANS DISASTNOUSLY DE.
FEATED IN BULGARIA.
General Retreat or the Russians Towards
the Danube.

shsS SAuHWG.
LONDON, Aug 1.-The Standards dispatch
dated Bucharest, Wednesday evening, con-
tains various rumors which, though probably
exaggerated, show the serious light In which
the Russian defeat at PIevna is viewed The
correspondent says there can be no doubt
that great disaster has befalen the Russian
troops. To-day reinforcements have been
pouring southwark as fast as trains could fol-
low each other.
Among other reports current, 1t is asserted
that tho Gar has begged Prince Charles to
cross tho Danube Immediately with the main
body Of the Roumanian army; that the head
quarters ambulances are falling back to
Sistova; that disorganized troops are re-
treating across the Danube.
The Times Bucharest correspondent re-
ports that the Turks occupy LOvatz with
nine battalions, and are receiving further re-
Inducements.
Other battles are looked for in that direc-
ton, as the advance of the Russians has sbeen
evidently checked till they get clear OF the
difficulties on their right flank.
The Daily Ne,cs correspondent, telegraph
ing from Bulgarieni, fifteen miles east of
Plevna, gives a detailed account Of the fight
ing of Monday. The Turkish force was esti..
mated at $4,000; They occupied series OF
also artificially fortified in every available
spot, forming horseshoe in front of Plevna,
with both flanks resting on the River Vid
The Russian force consisted Of the Ninth
Army corps, under Gen. krudener; the
Thirteenth Division and Third Brigade of the
Second Division, under Prince Schachowsky,
with three brigades of cavalry and 100 guns.
1t was arranged that Gen. Krudener should
attack the Turkish centre at Grivica and the
northern flank of the entrenched positions
over kohova,, while Schachowsky attacked
Radizevo, and Gen. Shobeleff, Jr., held in
check strong Turkish force at Looca, which
was the extremity of the Turkish line. Gen.
krudener began the battle about half-past 9
o'clock.
After long bombardment he succeeded in
silencing the Turkish cannon at Grivica, but
could not expel the infantry from the earth
works. He spent the whole afternoon un-
availingly endeavoring to force the northern
flank of the Turkish position, desisting after
rial, having himself suffered considerable
loss.
Prince Schachowsky about noon carried
Radizevo, and planting four batteries on a
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Fruit Of the Graver lnvestits = tlen.
flnnn;ol IN thu Dam onrnt |

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. A Portland dis
patch says that W. H. N. stiles, who testified
so positively In the Grover investigation, has
been indicted by the Grand Jury on the
charge of perjury and committed In default
of bail Two other witnesses have been In
sdlcted for perjury. The names are not known.
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fgnnnipl tn thn Datnonrat 1

LONDON, Aug. 2r-The Ffndncier says that
though the settlement Just arranged has been
the smallest known for very long time, two
members have failed and there's is plenty Of
evidence on every side that the Stock ES-
change is suffering from inanition to "a degree
scarcely ever known before.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. -Cotton-Middling Up
lands 61sd, Orleans 5-16d, Ordinary Uplands
SID; Uplands, Low Middling clause, new
crop, shipped January and February by sail,
61sd.
p. .-Cotton-Uplands, Low Middling
clause, August delivery, 6 1-16d.
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srryia Asking for Is,nns.

vienna, Aug. AT private sittings Of the
Skouptchina. ldans were voted to Servia for
military purposes. Minister Itistics does not
conceal desire for the annexation Of Herzs-
govina and Bosnia Ristics says he is In nc
cord with Prince Milan in this respect. The
powers intrusted to Count Andrassy will be
used to counteraet these Servian schemes
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s'mster.s lsen,alns.

Especial to the Democrat
PouaH.nEpsIE. Aug. 2LThe remains Of the
late Gen. Custer were deposited in vault
here this morning, where they will remain
until fall. then 10 be transported to West Point.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.


NEW YonK. Aug. 2.--Gold 1057s; Y. s. G's
Of 1881, 1111s; new 4IS's, 1os5s@io8'4; cou-
pons. tos5s0ni0s94 5-2o's, new issue, 106s4 4@1o7
1867 100. 1868 coupons, III: lo-tD's, 10gL01
1929 coupons, 112s4 currency 6's, 1870
1885, new 5's 1o974@116.
LONDON Aug 2.-Consols "a tt-16: y. s. new
4L's. 1861; 1o-4o's 1tO9a: new SIS 107i9;
Erie, s,S Specie decreased G2s3, 900.
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he receives two salaries, one az architect and
the other as superintendent Of the Soldiers
Home: that he keeps horse. driver and Ian
,laulet at the public expense for the use Of his
family. and that he is extravagant In his eS-
penditutes and generally Incompetent.
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The IsuHals Races.


Especial TO the DemocratI
BUFFALO. Aug. 2.-The .2T class race was
won by Damon. Best time, 2.26h. Rarus
won the 2:ia race in three straight heats
Gold Dust second; Cozette third; Albemarle
fourth. Time. 2.24. a.1Ba4.
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work of an English Sl0is.

LONDON. Aug. "A mob Of six Thousand at
Grimsby, last night, wrecked the hotel where
Watkins, recently elected to Parliament. was
staying, and tried 10 burn 1T. Three persons
were injured. Troops were sent to the scene
and arrested twelve rioters.
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DOM NEWS.
THE MI ssI sssPra DEMOCRATIC CON.
vENTlgN.
The Ticket Nominated ana Resolutions
Adopted.
Especial to the Democrat.l

Especial to the Defnorratl
MEMPHIS, Aug. "A special to the Arc
tanehe, from jackson, Miss, gives the follow
Ing as the eomplete ticket nominated by the
State Democratic Convention For Governor,
J. NJ. Stone; for Lieutenant Governor, W. II
simms, Of Lowndes county for Secretary 81
State, klnoch Faleoner Of Marshall county
Tor Treasurer, w. L. Hemmingway. of Car
roll county: for Auditor, Sylvester Gwin. ol
Lawrence county for Attorney General. T. g
Cltchings, Of Warren county: for superinten
dent of Public Education. j. A. Smith, ol
Rankin county,
Resolutions were adopted protesting against
military nterferenee In State affairs and dep
fecating and denouneing independent move
1ments.
The State Executive Committee was elected
and tho convention adjourned sine die.
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The Coal strikes in Iiltne!s.

CHICAGO, Aug, 2.-The coal strikers Of St
Clair and Madison counties have reconsidered
theirdemand Of four CENTS and many have re-
sumed work ut three cents.
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The Haun,anians About te Gross tht
DanMbe.

LONDON. Aug. 2.--The Ne,es Vienna dis
patch says II is now certain that tho Rol-
innnian regular army Of 10000 Is about to
cross the Danube, probably Mt. Girta, below
Widden, and partly opposite Rahova
Bridge building material has already been
Hostad to both places.
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The saratoga Races.
Especial to the Democrat.l

SARATOGA, Aug. 2,--Free handicap sweep
stakes; mile and one-eighth; won by Vera
Cruz; 1 81
Half sequel stakes for three year olds; mile
and three-fourths; won by Zoo-Zoo; $40.
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The st. Louis worliugmen's rarty.
[Snecial DO the Demoerat. ]


Sr LOUIS, Aug. 2.-The bondl necessary to
release the members Of tho Workingmen' s
Party against whom warrants have been is-
sued is fixed at $4,000. It is not probable that
they can give bonds.
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Italy ana Germany.

Especial to the Democrat.l
ROME, Aug. 2.-1taly has n joint interest
with Germany in the result of the approach
ing French election, and an understanding
has been arrived at by which italy will follow
Germany in the Eastern question
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vi A RINE.

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. ARRIVED: Queen.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. Arrived ;aGreece.
New YORK, Aug. ARRIVED out: Texas,
Tresamoras, Saranac, Glen Monarch, Tri-
umph, Paquite, Decantria, Frederick
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sale Or Government cold.
[E,nerinl tn the Demnofat, /

NEW YoRK, Aug. 2.-1n the sub-treasury
there were twenty bids for government
gold to-day. the bids aggregatlng S5,720,000
at from 1o5 to 1o5.a2. The awards will be
made at from LOS. .2s to 105.32.
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Minor Notes.

Especial to the Democrat
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Two Turkish monitors
have been captured at NiSopos.
The Grand Duke Alexis will command the
totilla on the Danube
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rhe Lake shore ana Michigan southern
Roads Running.
ISnacial to .he Democrat.

WSHBVI1f 10 5Ie IHtlIVNFttts1
TOLEDO, Aug. 2.-The citizens, military and
police turned out In strong force this morning
and raised the freight blockade on the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad at
this point. Under their protection trains
are being started In all directions.
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RIVER NEWS.

Especial to the Democrat.l
MEMPHIS, Aug. 2.-The Glencoe for New
Orleans passed down last night. Departed
to-day: Donnally for Cincinnati.
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The lsertiacst,ons Mt s.a,l,p,u.

ISUBtfHI ID IHH UbhUHFHI.J
LONDON, Aug. 2.-Gen. Sir Collingwood
Dickson will start Immediately to inspect the
Notifications ut Gallipoli.
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The Russians Retreat Across the Danube
Ianeeial to the pemoerat.l

BuCHAREsT. Aug. 2.-One hundred thousant
troops were engaged on each side ut Plevna
The Russians were routed and poured across
the Slstova bridge, retNating into Rou
mania.
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Tl,c GOOD wood stake.

s tseecal to the Democrat
LoNDoN. Aug. e. The Goodwood Cup wBs
won by Hampton.
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CAPITAL NEWS.
The Presidents Movements.
Especial to the Democrat.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The President will
leave here on the 18th for Bennington, Vt, to
take part in the celebration on the 10th. He
viii remain in New England a week.
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WAR NOTES.
TMe Merall of NIidi,at Count-r,,anaea.

Especial to the Democrat
LONDON, Aug. 2.-The recall Of Milhat
Pasha to Constantinople has been counter
manded, owing to the remonstranees of
diplomatists, who feared the result Of his ex-
trntna views
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800

We call the attention OF ths public to tho no.
tice of j. G. Gaines. lquidator. who has on hand
for sale large stock ol table and pocket cutlery,
hardware and guns. There are bargains to be
had,
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Base Rail.
InErSNn

Louis, /.
CINCINNATI, Aug. indianapolis, s; Gin
esnnati
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Charges Against a Public Omcer

Especial to the Democrat.l
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-Charges have been
presented against Edwin Clark. architect, that
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lDI ED.

A. Mckee u III FAILS. M,rche, Mr.. Fior
ance vile ut VIM. v. I'LL blsh. and daughter
OF the Rev Mr.. Stine, sg d about Is year-.
In Selnsgtovs March T. Mrs Coz lila ff,r.
marry Mls.Iurii Ia osnberlins) y VIII. OF Rober,
Curns, ag ID about u years
At Belvi lc. l.. March I. Mrs. AmrIi, Fran
CO.. iiuyhter oi Ja'ob swarm Of Sc .inssrovc,
aged PROBABLY 20 years.
In iIartiy Twp. Feb, 20, Issao. Roger, aged
~ ION. vi.
tob 2th. IN Chapman twp., OF Typhoid Fe.
YER, sarah B'ckhar', age 10 years and II day.
Fcb. 2Il, In chapman toNn.hlp. Of rnouno
MA sarah. vii oi lulu q. kreitler, Esq aged
Is years, months and u days.
Mich Isl mar rroyslsilie OF Cho'cr, Nor
hu', Henry OAcr. aged A. years, - months and
Is days.
Feb. 2tth. In Pe-ry township, ,ofrrn,mmstion
oi tho Lungs, w Tile, sbn OF Usurxe A. and
LoHisa smith, aged about yotr,
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FALSE INrREssioS. is gener ally sup
posed ny certain class Of citizens. wbo
ar. not practical or experienced. that
Dyspepsia can not invsrixb1y be cured
hut we are pleased to sssy that GnsEs's
'uGusr Flower has never to our knowl.
sdg'. failed to cure dyspepsia aud Liver
Complaint in 81 IN forms such as Sou,
Stomach. T6ess. Sick Headache.
palpiiaIicn Of k Heart. low spirits. &c,
&c. Ont OF 30.ooo-iossn bottles sold Ia,
year. not a single fYlnve, yls reported,
hut thousands Of cSpptmy h-:teiters
received from DraigiJs ~ nerfui
cures. Three doses will relieSUHny case
Ty II. Sample bottles 10 cents. Rcgu.
lar Size 10 Dents. For sale by John a.
Moaiz Oct, o. '76,
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DON.

Srppss CHASsgs.-rhis is the season
o. 'he year when persons should DO care.
ful 'ni dress in such manner as 10 feel
u effects OF the sudden chtnse. when
isle p,sce in the hckle March weather ~
iill-as possible. The afternoon nsy he
= bland, wnrm and beautiful m = day in
Way. We reiire wtih u pleasant simo.>
purrs around us. only To wake up few
'ours laler AMI ini that the mercury has
taken sudden drop below the free zinr
point. Thsis the lime TO take care OF
yourself. The thckest unicrciolhing are
not TOO heavy at ih,s season OF the year.
'nl II you lay of any Of tho c,oIhiug
which you have been accustomed To wear
n winter. you invite disease aud death.
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Liabilities.
Assets
Military Fund.
IS


To amt. duo 'sid fund aud In hands OF Jacob
Uro't Ex.rrcasur.r. S!2b Is
SNYDER COUNTY Sst
We. tho undersigned.
Auditor. Of the county of Snyder. Stat,
oi Pennsylvania. DO Certify. that in pur.
sunnce Of Tie IIih Section of the nc, of rs.
-cmhly entitled nn net relating to counties
and townships Of 1891. aud oiher act. aud
supplements thereto. We met Mt the CON,
mi-sioners ri'icr in the Borough Of Middle.
burg. said couriy on the first Monday of
January \. d. 1877. (h,ing the I.t day OF
said monih) aud did audit. adjust and set
tie the foregoing accounts Of the Commis
sloncrs aud treasurer Of said county. a.
required Of us Ivy law TO The best of our
judgment mud abilities. aud that we do
find the same true and correct rs stated
In witness whereof. we have hercunto
set our hands ~ the office aforesaid this
81 day Of Jnuu1ry N D. 1917.
DANIEL DiEfENDACH
W. A. GLASS
NER II MlDDLESwOGTI.
County Auditors.
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SANDAI\NOOD

io'e''ns n much greater power in restoring tn
/" h"Al'hN Siht'. II never produces sickness, -
eraiu aud speedy e. it, aciiun. Itia fast -n.
r"rc'ling every other remedy. Sivty rnp,nia.
cur" IN sih or eight days. No other Mriicius
cun d'ili.
, 'Ninr 10 - great snccc'-, many Substitute.
nn."h been al'crti,"i, ~ucr ~ Pt.t"s. Mixtures
u Z. iiAlsams, etc. all Of which have been abau.
lutel
Dnnlas Dick a. = y 1T C,n-ui srou,ainIng
Wv ~ N'nlalNpol, sold ~ al D"iy Stores Az
,"f titcuiar. or s"ui t. u3j n 81 Wooster s'ts I,
New lutt, fnr oue. Any. ed
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NJ MARRIED..

Feb, .2stEe,veriown. Nv. Daniel Nerhoot
ara Mi's Hsnnsh shaver, beth Of Adam
tow sbip.
feb. ~. Mr.. Iohn Mittcriing and Mis-. sarah
j IN. Suvcr,b ith Of west Perry township.
Feb. rs, hy Rev. A. Romich. Mr.. DANIEL
Fuhrma, and Mics sarah nsnolly, both %
snyd der county.
Jan 81. Henry Wilson Weller, Of Middle.
hurry, snyder Co.. anl Miss Mary II. kuepp
OF Union 40.
In SciInsTr,ve, March Q, David Peek an d
Miss A mule Ray.
February 10, by sem LcI,rei Fs,.. samuc, !
Bilsot ana Ellen biting, both OF Mid ilecrevk
township, Snyder county.
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Assignee Notice.

"A Ii. p 'rsons interested are hereby
"A notified that Ter, niah Mitchell OF Middle
creek twp., Sayder 90 male an assignment OF
all his effects real IN person,l 10 tae anls'.
ixDed for the benefit ofhis creditors. All per-
sons having claims are requested 10 present
IN m 10 the uudersignsi, and persons Indebted
ADAM sAuERs,
Feb. IS III. Assignee
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r. f. Kunkefs Blister Vine of Iron.

aives tone 10 tho stomach. improve. the app.
tlt> and ass ats dig-stiop; excl es tho bowels tn
hsaithy actt'n, expeilins all the foul hpmors
IN u contsnninstt th- biioi. corr ,pt tho 90
crctions aui ofisn tho breath. II sxeltos the
liver ~ hoti ~ action an s'rsn xths ~ the
ns'ses, I'm DArtiiE that vi ~ 90 llfs that pro.
cc,ds Hione from y 'rscct hsalti Thou,anis a.
all ws'ks ollie, testify u the virtues of this
nent ~ tho iisestiv' organs. Oct tho Y 'nuins
BITTER wiss OF iaos, aud take ~ other.
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.
Il. y. Knnael,s Bittsr wins Of Ir,n, IL . suro
cure tor this dise,se. 1t has heen prescribed
daily Tor N INV yssrs ~ ths ps,r ric. Of ainsut
are iossof sppeii", sini ani rising Of food, dry-
usss In moith h.it,ch., dixsip-ss, -I-e .Ila -
ness aud low spirits Oct tho genuine. Not
sold ia buix only In ti.0i bottles.
~ you want som thing 10 srengthen you,
or 40 sppstite Do you want 10 yet r'd Of
nssvoasncsst Do sou want .nsrgy. slssp we'll,
or 10 currd ofdsspsusia. sidney or liver dis
e,set Try T.. y. kusKgL's BirrEs wIsg ~
ls"s. Every b,tti' guarantsst ~ do as 70.
ST. phiisdslphi., ia. o. ,as lsnaiss. sold
by all drusvisls. Ask for u, xuNkLs's,
aud take No other. All ! ask 10 = trial Ut thi.
vAiuabl' medicine. Ous bott,e will ooaviuos
you. Oct six bottles "r u. tt % for one.
1aps IHvm Renoved Aliue
Taps Worm. PIN. seat aud stomach Worms
Isu Nd alive ta Iron tsot /, fur H. - M
f. untti head of Tape Worm passes aitve A"d
u aas. AK yea drusx,st fbr Kus ssL's WaRH
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15

White. smooth and soft any lady. hands
arms or neck may become. who uses
1ienn's Sulphur soap. Pimnles or other
disfgurmenis Of complex ional nature.
are surely obllieraied by this health ful
promoter " beauty. Depot, Critenton's =
M. I sixth Avenue. N. Y, Hills Hair &
whisker Dye, dlack or brown. 81 cts.
March lst. 1877. I IN,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-03-15

rm-JonN ID. RAuDEyB,UGf, Tailor,
respectfully informs the people of MIDI
dlcburg and vicinity that he is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line neat
ly, cheaply, according to the latest
style and warranted to iit. Cutting
done at short notice. Business place,
corner opposite the U. b. Church,
Main Street. Sept, 2S,76Jf.