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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-12-06

GRAND Jrgons.
Aaams-isme, sitaieswnrth, Levi, Maubsek
Centrs-M l. Hssinssr, n. X sAuJors
th.pm sn-t srdlns n Sones
Fran lin.-iohn a Deitriek, Rober, El..thou
or. Pnilip Anig
Js'kson-Setb Mitchell
nhdieerees -iOhn Diemsr, s II Yoter
Nonrsc-R flss. John Price
fsnr-Honry q kessl.r
ferry-Peter N Gartn.n q Uorpb,rg,,
samuel Trnut'nau.
.siinfsrove-B Grouse no Holmes.
Cnion-licnrsc Hitner. VI. II Ho!roI. Jane,
>h'irr, y >'phl.
Wash!pytC n Jacob y weller
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There are some girls In town who will
carsss q neighbor's younes,cr but when
u is an infant brother 10 want Of IL be
often has to want. The neishbor's young.
sler. however. is often many years older
than the brother.
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Il Ia easy to be nrinocratio. All that
Is required is to speak sfifly TO upper ten
dom--don't notice the poor--snl PIT on n
look rs thu iga you oSaei Al creation.
nut say little. The latter is very uecrs
ssry.
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MARRIED..

Nov, Is, Besi, y, Waaael and Miss em-
ma Long, both Of Mssrse rsp,
Nov, rs, Austin B,aemsa ot Resverswa,
and Miss Mary saawsaea of near Beaver
spr'aes.
Nev 4 by Rev. JcAn 4. ssyAee Peter
Gllea ker,e,,eN ef Percy ro~asAir,
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Caution,

MnrtcE IL hereby given As, Ms ~.
An lswiat ssate,ss have been purchased
bs the NndefsitAsa, a. Constable sale aud
len N ,Ae pessessios ef aeafy feissy aars
Ing Ma pleasure. An persons are eAeNsa.
ed set 10 msaale ~ isssstSsv with ths
same, vis Acsse Colt, Mare, Gov, BuM.
fes,vN DA,k yAs~t HatN Wagon,
'ss ,Sss INC tslsss s,s sss ssss,ss ssss s' n
bSsSvn Wheat "a tesbsit t'stN VeSsneW nv
sssshsAs IN! ,Hssst xsf,A s y 2 As,s. WtsN NJ
m ;,.S siss||s: !s sSsI N MN
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-12-06

Economy Ia the order of the hour,
aud every expenditure, however small
Is expected to give return in full val
tie. Every family requires one good,
relieblc newspaper. n Hsuch nm article
can he procured for less than one cent
for each working day Of the year, we
are not aware Of il. A Fdmuy Neus.
paper should contain q carefully.pre.
pared summary Of all the news Of the
day, both Religious and Secular; and IL
arranged 40 that the two departments
may lie separated and read by two in :
dividuals at the same time, 70 much
the better. Tic Famify Newspaper
should have attractive reading and IN
foymntion for the various members Of
n household. Some portion of the pa.
per should he devoted. every week, to
religious and moral improvement. to
current secular news, TO agriculture.
commerce. markets. finance, TO gen.
eral literature, nc. with u special do.
partment for the young. Above all
the Fimiiy Newspaper should DO per.
fcctly pure. and free from any contains
mating influences in lis reading mat.
tor or IN its advertisements. Too much
attention cannot be paid To this fca-
tnrc, when the press is flooding the
country with 40 much that il vile and
pernicious. To crown ALL the Fdmig
Necspdper should bc untrammelcd by
any alliliation with sect or party.
and should be free to give all the GOOD
news from and about all the world II
such Family Newspaper can be had
for one cent a day. tshould be taken
by every family in the land
Such n Rumiig Ncopapsr. in every
respect. we find in the New YouK On
sERvtR, now commencing its iifty.
sixth volume. Progressive. compre.
hcnsivo. sound, reliable. pure, il is just
what is needed in your household
Send 1915 for year to 7h, NsW York
Obserrer 81 Park Row, New York.
Sample copies are sont free.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-12-06

Love and cough cannot he hidden
love requires rcciprocation. and Il
cough the prompt Use Of DR.. Haas
Expectorant. Get it Of your druggist.
% aud 30 cents n bottle.
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n those persons who u,c hair oil
would sit upright instead Of resting
their heads against the wall paper,
much modification aud trouble might
be spared their friends.
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Auctioneer. r.-George H. Hacken.
burg, Of Mildlccreck, +. o.. would an.
nounce TO the people Of snyder coun.
~, that he will cry sales for real and
persona property, at short notice and
IN the most reasonable terms. He
guarantee. satisfaction. lMurl5-7t,.
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Asx fooes.e fstss oosSsFoSs. s.s-Afs
voa assrosAen, takei~F h@n ,ist
acaasoAe. AAhitaal s>os,iveuess. rs,pisA>
lion of ,he hrssa Rave yea Aiffiaest oi
tAs AesAs Il yees Ntrvoas System AeN
psesseA Daes yoae BaosA os.eaaAte hsA.
~ : Rave yeA = eonSA how Spasn
,NomsAs 40 ~ ,h< food afs<t esAins &eA
40. Ar efsAest md c,aeA morn s4@ al.
zee, s~sas,s ot bssp<ps.. fdvet CON,
p,ssns Ana leAit~tiieA &aNvxs Aroref
f,owst II how eeknowieAs~a ny sA 8r,se
fisst 10 Ne 4 positive eare. ssce.o 10,
,lcs ~ese tissN AWAY IN NE q, = tAsoath
pruSti,ts 90 me fenfN ~ = N4sl. Two
4nss> wtit sssssfy <Ay pei~oA VI sss WON
ssetfNa <aAlity "a eetsSs III scrns q. iNai.
13t1ifA S1Sll sIs'ySiX GsSs kstA
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DErR KILLED. Commissioner John
Romig passed through our town on
Saturday last with fine large doe
which he killed in Big Valley.
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--LAoIws ! fyou wish TO see y 6us
line on CLDAKS 90 TO y. wei's. Selins-
grove, opposite the Keystone Hotel
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Anrehn u f,sN anl NMnte.

fiH,s-s soldiers una -, ilar, eflh lss Nssf ~
tlcft l'rir- NJ, a. na,N r,aSss r,4itica io nano5
fr,in fit tltv~fra,s,e Nhich n,d, lnse ~,
frc~iedrt. Nritt full hl~,nrs 81 ssi.VsN,. .f,,i
sts,cs meuni nl,e.y snA lN,u,i., rs.r~ir-,h. IN,
c',els 's,ir 70 n iuier On. s,u. MI irs,.l -;
t,r tss eiiosts,'n, win ~ e,'su ~. frsr.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-12-06

fhs eysNs sssas sf the timer ssH sis,s "
bslna ssAswtd of staaoMs and MsxitAts
W. wAFd iAdussty, NiAA. .na, ~ tea wcslA
rather mAks 4 tAsAsAAA asl, An ~ psMN
dtNlfeas b<ftAlA, w lNeky hlh than Nv
sssysA asthA lsssr wsy wssla sssS
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-12-06

--FCns FURs! FuRs ;SURs 1!
A full line Of Ladies. Misses and Child
rsn's fars q, s. wcis' Seiinsgrove, cheap
or than ever before.
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---S weis, OF Seln.rrovc ha. n large
and hne assortment OF Germaniown wool
aai Zrpayrs. than ever bsfore. That's the
flsos TO buy,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-12-06

Put your sign in the local papers,
business man. If you want 10 secure
increased patronage.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-12-06

----S. wsis. Srliusgroro. makes q
rpseisl,y in LADIES COATS. this season
lie hss full liue ut very reasonable & !.
ArsS,
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ASSigaee's Sale.

UNHE uniesiEnei Assignee Of David X
] Seller. of Perry township. for the
b"uedt % creditors A., by Niriu@ Of N orisr
issucd out - the Court ~ ,oinnon Pleas ui
SNYDER county. viii expose 10 Public nsic. on
the PREMISE, on
Saturday December Sti.. 1877.
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YoHs ". DACHT.N.-
MAJ sbsr-, snyder County, Pa.
UJus,ice OF the Peace L Cenyeyaneer

heras, Articles A.. wf.it-t. Cs,lceil1us o. AL
fiuts uIa1s A. ,toftuoiies. Ggt - he r11si 't-
erAl ierus. AL bnsi-es. pAffti-iur : ' TIE Ace
wi!l receive pro uri Ara esrvfG. Giicg,ioz.
Nsy 81, ';tu.
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This does not appear to he much Of
an of-year for marriages, Judging from
the number that are continually em.
barking on the matrimonial sea.
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Assignee Notice.

A LII persons interested are hero
lIby notified that Kciiisn Rothermel, Of
West Perry tsp. Snyie- county. has made "a
sa,xnment Of All biz effects, real and personal
10 the uniersignet Tor the purp pose of his credI-
tors. All persons having ciatms are requested
TO present them a. tho undersigned, and per.
sons Indebted viii pie,ss MAKO iminsdi,ts pay
ment. WILLIAM HARDING
Nor. I, II. Asslvnee.
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Assignee Notice.

"A LI persons interested are here
"A by notified thai Calvin l.. Dcrr, OF Frank.
lin tosnship, snyder county. made an assign.
ment of all bis . nccts, real and tsrsonei to tho
un1ersiSuei for th. bcneft of his creditors.
All per-ons having ciaims are requested 10 pre-.
sent them 20 the unfersisusf. and persons In.
deb'sd Will please ms ke Immediate payment.
Nov. IS. VI. Assisnee.
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4 Man of = yAu1sAn1

n <sN;s'ts~ftsr sx gssssNs.s4<psps .&sA
A~rss he.ssN -f~ert>>ssr.& Sss4tlse1.1><Ss. 3N
exrstrr,ss.sS, ~ ss,-ttrrsS ls<tk FpsA -
'ta., ~ fli.dNn Ht~st ~Ntet <ss~<l &s<t>lt H.s,s,
sra nst ffscS ~ = rssir lv-<s ~ s>eietfi< te<<
|;s;s ssss ~ s;:ss| : ~ y
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NOTICE.

Henry N.riHy ! IL Gs Common PEA,
rs fJr SIWi,r COi,Hiv No
imo'it T,easisr JOS Of SoIt r. 1873.
TIE rrHiic are her'br n.i.t-d that Amelia
rrrrt'rr f"fer itn' - Above - 'ad irfglusat has
lrgAl Aui sGu tLl- sH'4uG 20 til s4ns, Ani - p.
ties b.PiiIs'ily tors tfau,'st y - l.r'usf.i 90
the above 1Ijgfn.nt no tEfs nrtirs ed 81 {
seton. vita ~ otha- equities o. ahlrh the -.
f'ndaui NAV b. eut.iIsd si!l be sst ~ = aglibsi
saii judgment.
AMELtA TREASTER.
July -. i.7-.
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CXECUTDRS' NOTICE-I,a.,Ar.
Dsoiglio1 ei Partnership.

MOI, l. = hereby gwen itEi -
v s-TIriltfss 8 if-tt.f- f-.t .r.s- g. rr-s- -l-f
tzlls, stFir t-l ia't rf s-... 20 90 i... g. .f
tts u4sfr1.il t-sIsrft. a. SIS .tr lr.I b.
sHlte4 hv tariat. r..tf.f. Z ~ t"t lflff..
- s.aff tr 30 q t-".ur'. o. tr 'fs. -. a. vI.
LLrr "a .lls kstrs..f su.t 1rra v.l .Es NAE
.rt'l-rttis 90 te.lyV ft : e. E r' ,r.tJ. .l
h'~s lb-- . A.. As.'-lis AVE t'et- .Aar- .u'
.tli.t1tLf.
Sgg-E NANsE-E.
.5A urr. "a. ATri. Il -.
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A administrators Notico Letters O

Nadministtatien on tho estate Of Edward
Wsiflck late Of centre Township, snyder
county, Ps,, deo'a. have beeu granted 10 the
undersigned. All persons tno sing thsmsrl Ives
Indebted to .aid estate III please msko imms.
dat. payment while those having claims
sEainst said estate Ill present them Tor settle.
mont 70 EPnRAlM WALTER.
Nov. -, isT;. AdmInistrator.
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llllln.

IN Aas@s Twp, aAaaAA, r<ne, sr S.eoA
seswseN ased 20 yesrs, IL mea,As and
~ day.
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WANTEIl.

An Fnere.,ic Man or Woman in ever, Count,
20 take the Agency ivf two Of the Most Populsr
FubllsAtion' IN the country. -Four Of the vis.
est ghr0m9' ttst3p inchss eAeh) n Eysry \ al.
sc'lper The Best tombination Ever Before
piersA % Aaentf. and the Most Iibs.ai In.
ihceu.h',io ~uhs~tibsr'. our Fins I'abltea.
u'hs. tlefant Premium. sud Larxs Commis
.."ns plrre Mead - sli Cofnretitors. send
,r ilinstfatri Curriifs snd ge'tn. E. p n
ia w. ~. fVbiisaefs. ~ ~aasom street,
Philadelphia
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Assiguee Notice.

A Ill persons interested are here-
"A By notihed that Henry aoyer Of Franklin
twnshlp, snyder county. msts N aalsnmsnt
OF all his effects, resi aud personai 10 the IN.
dersiroej Tor the benett OF his ore iItovs. All
persons having cisims are requsstsd torrssent
them to tho underslgnsd, and persons indebted
Will please make immediate pnyment.
>. q. SCnOUH,
Nov.i5, ~. Assignees.
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PHII1ADEL-PHIA
WEEKLY TINES

T.t I-trgtsi- LlFtI'tst Az 1-.rlI 81 VI c.s
81 -. 'glai.
h tt'uurs o. ~ liHs,'i s.tt ~ ssi-tr'rr
ittt r't. 80 l-ttt ii'ri-f.IFi L.rt "a srs
at Hb.
.s!!e .1-tr' ~ -l.f.ft..rt frL:t-. 80
-Ef yHthL. TINES .tbg tLf !.--r.- a.
!.I.l o." % sac tsft. - ru' ts+f tt'Hl.t
-. ; 1t @ us'- 80 - : a.. - ~ Esr-LLs ~
III
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Pensions.

Al cN-r-s, reid--s, sn.s> ~eiict wess,,s>s
c'ii'tured, cf in'n-rai. tNe i-se ~-is, hu,sssrss
mn-t 4 DO
r~a,.s tt,s-es,s,.,, ss ~ l,-,sr. q "a. p,.asre ss
evrrerit sc'i 4 erttt finise, Srisr-, ase s,c',r.
tn~eh nc,sk .fnesit ef rsfr nsrne-s f~',r.s.s,ses
~ . fsfsrstr turru''. trtsf ~ r,ru ~ ~ ~.
srs & ~, grs' y ss's,ss y 49, ~. III y
<o<tiinore y ~ " fh,,> <<c<ffcA ~ sf~sf<o ~
VA tssecsl~ >y't~ssrvius n
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DMINISTRATORs' NOTICE.
4 DMINISTR NTOR's NOTICE.

"A DNINloI IL NlOh - NOiICE.
"A Letters OF adminis,ratioa on tho state OF
levi Nlunei, late of Onion township, snyder
county, Pa. deed have bson granted To the
uudersisusd. All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO said estate will Please make i'm.
mediate paymant while those havinx claims
against said estate will ptesent them for settle.
mept 10 HIRAM O'NEIL..
June Z, III. pi. Administrator
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS. &c.-Clos

South TIL. .rd street fh,lsd.iphlA, Stake bows NJ
and sold either or cash or on msisla. New
ltth, lst,,
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=-=-A ull iiNs a. MasliS. psla,s
tisnssls, Drew sssds ae., Al .. wsls',
sellnsttsve phsss very Law,
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Ho.iee

S-l-tss rsrIz-r-ct= p 90. t.t.r.y q.
t-asf slif's.".-t' has LftYf1t. ~
.#lH..-
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LEwIsTowN DIVISION.

z. n. TAYLOR. Superintendent.
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TRv THE wEEkIy TIMES

fs rrfaiue WI = trs t-ibn0N Iuf mEt'rc
~ tAaIf a. want. WA " ~ ga flt
nEkln TIN ~ tDt npt yetf phSli.sr ptir
~ iuf IN l.,tW ftI'f a. 70 Tf ~ ~
timt nurine ii' rrsr ynr 49, hi.sEIisiisn WI
tis PsHb', sbne a. 10 ADD f,Il rHIU-I rblf
unufT
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-15
1t Won't Do, Sure.

Most men, not blinded by personal
vanity, might be expected to understand
that when the question was put before
two evenly balanced parties whether a
Democratic policy should be- carried out
by Democrats OF by Republicans, the on
ly answer must be that il the Democrats
were good enough to originate the policy
they were good enough to carry it out,
and that il Republicans really wished to
show their admiration for Democratic
doctrines the best way to do it was to
vote the. Democratic ticket It could
have proiited nothing TO insist on this
point before the election. but there is no
longer any reason for Disgusting or evad
ing anything The real situation is plain
enough the Republican party is so de
moralized that rs long as it makes an
issue Of the Presidents policy it can only
stand up to be knocked down. The
question is whether it can clear itself Of
this ENHANCEMENT and whether it has
any better prospect before it under any
possible combination Of circumstances -
lGlohe Democrat, Rep
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-15

Stoughton and Evarts paid their own
hotel bills when acting as counsel before
the Electoral Commission, and had nc
body but.themselves to pay for. Stanley
Matthews took his whole family to
Washington, ran up bill for nine hund.
red dollars, and then left old Zach Chand
Ter whom he had time and again denounc-
ed as a machine politician, to pay the
whole out of his own pocket. And next
Matthews tried to get the clerk dismissed
who discovered this little game of the
Senatorial dead beat Oh the beauties
Of these civil service reformers - Co
lumbus Herald
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-15
Doing Tardy Justice.

The machine politicians" receive tardy
justice at the hands of III. V. Boynton,
of the Cincinnati Gazette whose interest
ing and convincing letter we repubish
in full. Ii was the party machine"
which carried Ohio for Governor HAYES
in 1875, and made success in the cam
paign OF 1876 possible in that State 1t
was the work of reviled Zach Chan.
dler, who. at expense to himself OF more
than 900, was the master spirit of the
party organization and it was" says
Mr. Boynton, because he, and those as
sociated with him-somo Of the soundest
and truest Republicans in the land-ap.
proved and gave themselves to the most
earnest work, based on the knowledge
they had, that Governor Hayes became
President Hayes. - Maine lndepen-
dent
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An Honest Democrats Duty.

An honest Democrat when making n
speech should express something Of that
indignant condemnation which arises in
the heart Of every honest man at that
sort Of political fraud which goes into an
election OH a distinct programme, and
fights through the canvass for a specific
and clearly defined set Of principles, and
then getting into power turns around
and adopts exactly the opposite pro.
and exactly the contrary
- y. Y Sun
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-15
The Democratic Policy.

The Democrats will not abandon their
own policy and principles because they
have been adopted by Republican Pres
ident. Every Democratic Senator and
Representative can vote without reser-
walton and without explanation for a res.
olution approving the Southern policy of
President Hayes. No Republican Sena-
tor or Representative can vote !or it with
out admitting that the Southern policy
Of the Democratic party has been all right
and the Southern policy of the Republi-
can party all wrong II Memphis Appeal.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-15
Everybody Tickled With Ohio.

So far as the Ohio election is concerned
there is not Republican, who is not a
Presidential toe-sucker looking for or
seeking a place, who is not joyful over
the result. In a like way, the Demo
cratic "tramps" who expected a bone
and got a savory dish, are delighted over
their victorious repast, and even poor
Hayes expresses himself, quite naturally
as the result was Democratic, perfectly
satisfied" with affairs as they stand
Sunday (Pa.) Transcript, Rep
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-15
A True View of the Situation

But il seems Hayes conversion 10 the
principles Of Democracy has made the
South still more strong and the National
Democracy invincible The experiment
Of a Republican President turning Dem
ocrat has cost the very life of the Repub
!ican party The outlook for the Demo
cratic party is most encouraging - Mem
phis Appeal, Dem.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-15
The Great Wall OF China.

The Great Wall OF China was measured
in many places by Mr. Unthank. an
American engineer, lately engaged on a
survey for Chinese railway. His meas
urements give the height at eighteen
feet, and a width on top of fifteen feet.
Every few hundred yards there is a tower
twenty-four feet square, and from twenty
to twenty-five feet high. The founda
tion of the wall is of solid granite Mr..
Unthank brought with him brick from
the wall, which is supposed to have been
made two hundred years before the time
of Christ In building this immense
stone fence to keep out the Tartars, the
builders never attempted to avoid noun
tains or chasms to save expense For
! 800 miles the wall goes over plain and
mountain and every foot of the founda.
tion is in solid granite, and the rest of
the structure solid masonry. In some
places the wall is built smooth up against
the bank, or canons, or precipices, where
there is a sheer descent of 1000 feet.
Small streams are arched over, but on
the larger streams the wall runs TO the
waters edge. and a tower is built on each
side. On the top Of the wall there are
breas tworks, or defences facing in and
out, so the defending forces can pass
from one tower to another without being
exposed to any enemy from either side.
To calculate the time of building, or cost
of this wall, is beyond human skill. So
far as the magnitude of the work is con-
cerned, it surpasses everything in ancient
or modern times of which there is any
trace. The Pyramids of Egypt are moth
ing compared to it London News.
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A small vessel, of which the captain
was both master and owner, moored in a
west country harbor, was hailed by the
harbormaster The master, genuine
Highlander, was pacing the deck, when
the harbor official sang out "Hillo my
man, do you belong to the vessel p
Feeling indignant in being thus address
ed, the captain continued his walk till
again appealed to, when he replied with
indignant scorn, mo, but the vessel be.
longs to me"
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Delaware Begins to See it.

Ohio isn't the only State that held an
election this fall though there seems
some little tendency to forget the fact
Iowa, the first State to antagonize Hayes
Southern policy in its Republican Con-
vention, gave the Republican ticket
10000 majority. They had time to think
better of it there. Ohio will have before
next October Delaware (O.) Gazette,
ReD
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What Made Ohio Republicans sulk.

Two elements IN this policy were sub
mitted to the crucial test of the ballot,
the desertion Of Packard and Chamber
lain, and the farcial attempt to reform
the civil service by means Of reducing
ofliceholders to a system oil moral slavery,
which earned the contempt of two,thirds
Of the party Sunday pa Press, Rep.
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Greenland has no cats. Imagine cats
in a country where the nights are six
months long. A scientist says that cats
born 1900 feet above the sea are deaf.
The altitude at which they are born
dumb is what generally people would
like to know
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Notice.

Thomas. A. Thomas whose residence q uus
known. II notified that Lnraumn J, Thomas
tltd an the "a day 81 netniiTF iHT3t Ole her ~.
tttium tn thp ufhce ~ tht dttfk ~ Ahe Npnfh -
tsofuman Peas. within aud for the county ~
InfAa a.su. mud state ut ohio, charging the said
rhomas =. THOMAS Win Miliul hias meU tot
three wears last past. and aHzimE that she may
tsa divorced tfum Thomas = Thomas. aud D.
f,-.fstrfsi 81 tfrr maiden maine, iuuHuuH j. Rod.
gers LIMANNN J. THOMAS.
David Davis, her atty.
octg5fHt
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Cheap Guns for the People.

Double shot Guns, from 81 to $50. Brecch
shot Guns. all kinds, s5 TO -. Rifles, Muzzle
aud Breech Loading, single and Repeating Z,
l6 aud 80 shooters. Revolvers, 5, aud shoot
cTs. g 80 TO 80.
Goods spnt by Express G.. o. D., with privilege
10 examine Price list free. Address, GREAT
w ESTERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Do Not Break Their Necks.

The Republicans of Ohio do not break
their necks to get to the polls to declare
that Abraham Lincoln and jeff Davis
were equally patriotic and equally hon
est st. Louis Globe Democrat Rep.
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Boston Traveller, Rep.
Kicked Off.

The new departure Republican mana
gers in Ohio climbed up on the Demo
cratic platform and got kicked Of. That's
all there is of it,
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From the Quincy Whig. !
Good News.

We are glad to read in the Cincinnati
Times that the Republican party in Ohio
is in a mood to profit by its reverses.