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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-31

As miners and prospectors generally
travel in parties not less than four, we
give below list of the necessary arti-
cles needed by four men with teams,
comprising provisions and grain for
ninety days:
Five hundred pounds best quality of
flour in 80 lb. sacks; 1900 pounds grain;
200 pounds sifted corn meal; 20 pounds
Drowned coffee; 4 pounds of tea; gal
Ions syrup; 5 gallons vinegar; 10 pounds
dried apples; so pounds white beans;
100 pounds bacon; salt, black and red
pepper, mustard, etc. And in camp
chest the following articles:
COOKING UTENSILS.
Two camp kettles, 1 coffee pot, l min
er's oven, fry pan, dish pan, ladle,
l meat fork, tin cups, tin plates, 1
butcher knife, set knives and forks,
a tablespoons, 2 crane hooks, / coffee
mill and lantern.
PROVISIONS.
Five pounds Of coffee, 1 pound of
tea, 20 pounds of sugar, Q boxes yeast
powder, sack of salt, quart of syrup
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-31

Fare from Chicago 10 Deadwood, via Chey-
enne.
The Several railways running west
from Chicago are selling through tick
cts from that city to the Black Hills at
the fOll0Winc rates.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-31
HANDY'S
Real Estate and
Loan Agenc,,
Office-Room No. 2, Over Joslin & Parks
Jewelry Store.

Iewelry Store.
Will negotiate loans on real estate
with eastern parties at low rates Of in
terest on long time.
Money to loan on personal property
in sums to suit, on reasonable terms.
County, city and government vouch-
ers purchased.
Railroad tickets bought, sold and ex-
changed on small margins.
Deeds, leases. mortgages and bills of
sale drawn and acknowledgements taken.
Plans, elevations and estimates for
buildings of any description furnished
at short notice.
Books and accounts written up.
Partnership accounts adjusted.
j21 H. P. HANDY, Agent.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-31

We are credibly informed by the rep
resentatives of these two railroad COM
panies, that special rates will be given
from Chicago to Cheyenne, to Black
Hills parties, which will be at least one
third less than the above rates.
Through tickets from Omaha to Gus
ter City via Cheyenne, are being sold at
the U. P. ticket offices at the following
rates:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-31
CHEYENNE WYOMING, SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 81 1877
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries, Grain. Provisions. Etc.

Corrected weekly by Whipple & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-31

The immense and constantly increas-
ing immigration to the new gold fields
of the north is destined to completely
overflow the Black Hills, and before the
close of VI or early in '7S, at the far
thest, the cry of Son to Big Horn" will
be heard in the land and the myriads of
gold seekers will pass thither. Here
with we give with as great accuracy as
possible table of distances from
CHEYENNE TO BIG HORN MOUNTAINS
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(ranger Picnic.

On Saturday last, notwithstanding
le rain-threatening appearance of
be morning sky the Changers in rcs-
Fctable numbers assembled in Bow
s woods, south of this Borough,
pout a mile, for the purpose of hold
lg pic mic and social union accord
TO previous arrangement. The
ouds cleared away before noon and
largo number of persons male and
male, prompted by various motives
int to see the sights. The body OF
Dangers comprised. generally, our
ost Intelligent, active, industrious
izens, hence the best possible decor
p prevailed.
The Granger ladies were pro-possess-
!, intelligent, neatly clad. mot ex.
kvagant) and above all generous and
kpitable. The tables fairly groaned
heath the abundance ofeatables pre-
Eed by skilled hands which CONS
Ised the dainty aud luxurious up to
most substantial.
Prof. Downing, Of Lancaster, delivers
an excellent address in a clear, lii
style, Calculating the theory and
hciples OF tho order In manner Ia
st tho attention of outsiders and
itablo TO himself.
he whole affair was Il success and
scted credit upon the Grangcrs.
exeallent String Band furnished
klc for tho OccasiOn.
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The New Bloomfield Denioerai cries
put against petty litigation. 1t says
fearly one thousand dollars were paid
put by Perry county during the recent
ferm Of court. TO witnesses In common
Eealth cases alone, and of more than
(hirty cases on the civil list but one
vas tried, the rest Of the term being
pent in hearing petty cases in Quarter
fessions. This is the case in almost
yery county. and shows tho necessity
creating magistrate courts for the
nal Of all ordinary cases, two-thirds OF
hich ought never 10 be heard of in a
(Ourt house.
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SNYDER COUNTY MEDICAL SocrE TY.--
The Snyder County Medical Society held
its stated meeting on Wednesday, August
LIST, IN tho Court House, at Middleburg,
at 9 o'clock Z. NJ.
The President being absent, Vice Presi-
dent, pr. IL. NJ. Nipple called tho society
to order.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
The censors report one case In which
they carried out tho resolution adopted at
the last meeting, in regard TO persons
practicing contrary TO Act Of Assembly
No. 40, 1877.
DR.. Sheets, delegate to the State Socic-
ty, read q very interesting report on the
proceedings Of that society. held at IIar-
risburg. June l2,h, 18th and lith.
Resolped That the report Of DR.. Sheets,
as delegate TO the state Society. no nc.
oepted, and thu, tho thanks of the county
Society are due him for the able manner
in which he has represented us, and that,
his report, though only an abstract OF the
proceedings, has been, to us, interesting.
proving that q regular representation Ia
the State society will always be beneficial
TO us.
The following was proposed by DR..
Sheets, as an amendment 10 tho consiitu-
tioni u,
Any member failing TO he present al a
regular meeting OF tho Society shall pay a
fine Of 20 OTIS. for each aud every time ab.
sent, except In case Of sickness Of self Of
family.
DR.. W. X. I. sahm, Of Freoburg, was
proposed for membership.
Adamsburs was selected as tho place 70,
tho next stated meeting. viz lst wednes
day In October. u. n. NIPPLE,
| Jso, Y. bMinSaty Nss, vlss prsS.
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PRIVATE SALE OF
v A.LEFlAIsIlIG
PROPERTY.

TINllE Undersigned will sell his late resi-
j dcncc situate On Main street, the Bpr-
ouch of MilllcAurr, Snyder County. Pa
This is desirable property nnl wa. for.
merry known ns the EAGLE HOTEL Tho
improvements comprise n LARGE pDu-
ELE FRAME HOUSE, SUMNER HOUSE.
LARGE SHED, ICE HOUSE, anil other
outhu,liiuRs. An excellent we'll of water
At a.. door. II IL suitable for y private
dwelling or Ilo'cl and located near the
centre Of husiuCss.
Terms easy and reasonable For furh-
or particulars call ou ornllrc.s
j. v. OTWlG,
Wnison;owu, Nor,hl Co., Pa.
Aug. Il, 1870.
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Is the JUlil'n chlity churt lat week
lhe case d. Bohuer W. Or. \. :. Cum-
miugs with notice to Samuel frIaimun.
Henry Troutman nrl Geor-, l.. /! l!Jrnbcr.
ger, Glrnishecs, was taken up. Ch,s.
lIowcr, Esq, Of Seiinsgrove, and ). b.
Boyer E'I., VI Sdnhdry, were nlnd'od
TO practice in the court for the tria Of
tins cluse. Plaintiff having jul gmcni
IN the Common Pleas OF Snyder count y.
issued an attachment execution an SUN .
noned the other defendants ~ g,raishsrs
wEo ans werel putting in the plea vi RuliI
boHI. bos, wife Of DE-. A. :, Gun.
minss, asked to be male party to tbs
record. which was done, sic cltimin. the
money attached. The result was in ia.
vor Of defendants, the amount Involved
being about : 300. DR.. Cumming, who is
now u resident Of Sunbury, hii the case
tried in Juniata county because he helev.
ed he could not get justice in Snyder
cauuty. His attorneys were Edmund s
DUiy. aud s y. Boyer. Esquires. The
plaintiff was represented by Chas. Hover
aud Il. f Atkinson, EsQS. The rlsinria
iried to prove that the money ia question
for which Judgment was given against the
Doctor, by Sclinssrove justice OF the
peace, was the exclusive properly of the
Doctor, bu, failed to prove il to the salts.
faction OF tue jury -SanJHry Democrat
ma tsst.
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The most dangerous season OF tho year
Tor tue spread Of malarial diseases in npv
iroaching. Under the heat OF August MI
September suns decayins vegetable mat
Ter unremoved garbage, stagnlnt pools
aud marshes. filthy streets and alleys, be-
come public peril as well as nuisance.
The increased bills Of mortality In the
large cities admonish authorities and Of
teials TO enforce ordinances for keeping
clean the streets and alleys, and guarding
he public health from dangers that
|aenace il at this season.
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HOG CHoLERA.-Tho cholera anon.
hogs is becoming epidemic. From nj.
quarters we hear Of hogs diving. VIM.
Wertz on II. U. Jacobs farm near $50.
gan recently lost 80. Joseph Miller,
Mr.. Showalter,'nnd |. Harry Brought,
on the turnpike just above town. each
have lost from six to II dozen or more.
And so it goes. We learn OF Others
every day who are loosing hogs by this
fell disease. Who knows how to stop
II p Lenisio,Dn Trns Democrat
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COURT PROCLAMATION

Nhereas the ior. J. G. Bucher Prssi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial piriric.
composed Of the counties Of snyder. Union
and Mitllin and Joseph A. trmrart nm,
u. l.. Raudenhush Esqs. Associate JUDGES
IN and FOR Snyder county have issucd thci
prcccpt bearing, date the 3lst day %
May. 4. u. 1877, to mo directed for
the holding ofan Orphans court. court
OF Common Pleas. court OF over and Ter
miner and General court Of Quarter Ses.
sions OF tho rcRcc at Midilcburr, for the
county Of Snyier, on the iih Monday. tbc
ing the 9th day Of Sept. tS77.6 aud
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the
Coroner, Justices OF the Peace aud Con.ia
bles in and Fer the county Of Ssydor, 10 op.
pear in their proper person with their roll.
records, inguisitions. examinations nnI
other remembrance TO do those things
which Of their Offices and in their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and nor.
sons prosecuting in behalf Of tho Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required TO be then and there attending
md not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices arc requested to hc vrnct.
ual in their attendance at the appointed
timc aEreeab,y TO notice.
Given under my hand md seal NJ the
Sherifs office in Middlcburg. the 10Th lay
Of July A. H., enc. thousand eight hundred
and seventy y-sevcr.
pANIIL ElSENHNRT. Sheriff.
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\ SSi igncc Notice.

\ III. persons interested are here
= Do" notified that Uill!lm Hahn 20. chap
man to nsA.p, Snyder county. malc an assign.
lnent oi all his oGo'ts, rcal ani personal ~ the
undetsllucl for tn tcncnt ni a., crciiturs
Al pcr .ons having claims are requested 20 pr -
sent thegI 10 tho undersigned, aud parsons "a.
iebtel viii Please make lmrlrliGtc payment,
LEVI kfrLEE,
April. l., ~. Assignee
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Burn Barned.-On Saturday evening
last, the barn of Mr. David Dunkelber.
totally Ss desrSyea '%P by 'pr rc '0qTPs Thss "ys wn,
contained his farming implomeu eul., A.
bout 400 bushels of old corn, lot of
oats, and about 100 bushels Of whe,,.
The fire when discovered. had ma5c
such progress, that there was harel,
time to save the stock. Lass about
$1,000. A man Ly tho name of George
Gibson was arrested and brought to
Jail on Sunday afternoon charged
with having committed the offence. -
BlOomfch Times 2tsl inst.
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ARR OF pRop.gArsoy

y concise practical work on The rapid
increase and multiplication OF stock-am.
ply Illustrated Price repaid by mail.
90 o,s Published by JrSKtss' GRArg
ASD srEDLtvo NuasrnIRs, Wiuona. Colum.
biana Co., Ohio. Send for II, and FOR free
catalogue.
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MAISlSIIIE).

At Beavcrtown, August III. by the Rev,
ID. NJ. Ste,lcr, Miss Sarah j. Snyder to
Mr. Elias Musser, both Of Middlcereek
township.
On tho same day aud place, by tho
same, Miss Amelia liassinger, TO Mr..
Isaao Drecse, both OF Beaver township.
Al Remington, Jasper Co., Indiana,
July sth, Thos. Zellon MoMurry, former
ly Of williamsport, Pa, and Miss Annie
Louisa Hass, late OF Selinsgrove Pa.
Al Hsserstown, Aug. Is, Rev. John NJ.
ziegler Of selin sgrove, aud Miss Frederick
Dell Of the former place.
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Parties who use kerosene TO build IN
stove fires. we think should put II stop
tothis dangerous practice. rs there is
scarcely day passes that we do not
hear Of some fatal and terrible accident
happening by this practice.
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PETIT JURORS.
AMs-Si oscs Trb, henry Detr,
DHAoHN-psAiel VI. SnoOk, John Wctrcl
BeAvgR Wgsr-Iosoph u. Harbster. Joseph
W Kline. A. X Mli iilcswarth, S1.duei 4.
Sellers, Joseph :. tlsh, wilson H. uIsh.
CHArMAs--G gorge A. Sha1cr.
tRhNNttN-willinm g. Hnwst,ov srtnklin
Nubt. John =. Hassingsr tht-. u. snyder
L,cg-oS -tieprgo !. FiiORlcr, :. x. IofiSr
MfDpLEavRg-Ia Aurand, reter Spccht.
MoSncR-Daniel dauglcr, william Slear, John
Wendt.
MtDpL VExr- tdam Sauer.
fkNrv=gotn X. Arbcgnst Isaac Goorlh
Phllip smith. Jacob I Ycrger.
PERRY WEsr-Emanuel Striub, p. NJ. Trat.
wilson u. Weiney, Caleb Welhey, Jacob
=. Willow.
PENS-Charles Grouse, Joseph II. Hendricks
Henry Meyer, Michael q. Sinith, Frederick
uirich.
sEtlNsu aovs-Lcwis Amlg u. &. Bergstrcss r.
thnrle- II. Boyer, George X. iientricks,
a Schcch
UNION-William Krchs.
WhsHi S"ToN Philip uroesc, Francis Glass,
ihilip liandricgs, GeorH, Hostcrman, Sa IN.
ncl shaded,
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liza rat or mouse gets into your ptr.
try, stuff in the hole a rag saturated
with u solution of cayenne pepper,
and no rat or mouse will touch the rag
for the purpose of opening cOmmlni-
cation with the depot of supplies.
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The Lewisburg, Centre aud Spruce
Creek railroad, under the management
Of the Philadelphia and Eric railroad
Is now open and in good running or.
dor from Lewisbnrg, Union county, 10
Spring Mills i'll Centre county.
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Nor DEAD. We are glad to learn
that Arno ld the boy who was shot in
water melon patch, n few weeks ago in
Chapman township, AMI who was re-
ported dead, in our last issue. Is not
true. Mr.. Arnold is still living and
ripi1ly imOrOyiur.
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Whcn n dog barks at night in Japan
the owner Is arrested AMI sentenced 10
work = year for the neighbors that
were d isturbed. If that were the law
here, Mn,ost everybody would be at
work for ncighbor.
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Ncuiy Starred last Monday week
helfer the property ef Chas, H. Bol.
cnder, OF Franklin township, got it,
head in between two trees, from which
It could net eXtricate itself, and was
thus securely held for three or four
day, when it was found, and when sal,
at liberty, it was so week that it fell
over but is now all right again.
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1t will be interesting to tohlcrn
chcwcrs to learn from the Scientific
.imerican that the common method of
removing the raw taste from leaf to-
thcco is to soak il in urine. Tobacco
thus treated, it says, and then swceten>
cd with molasscs dirt. is consiicre
lovely" the "solice" of mankind.
the "honcy dew" etc.
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Everybody admits that everybody res
lived beyond his means.
The Sunbury Jail is so far completed
that no more prisoners need be taken
TO Williamsport.
The Riverside Park Association.
Juniata comfy, will hold their fair on
the 10Th, Goth, and 2lst Of Sept. next.
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The Union rark and Agricultural
Association will hold its fair at Sunhury.
on Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thursday
the 25th, 18th and 57th, Of Septcm Der
upvt
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Young men who court the girls will
lie glad to learn that by chewing and
swallowing u few leaves of parsley af-
GER eating onions, u magic sweetness Of
breath will bc obtained.
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I .lST or IuR0RS-.SsPT T. 1877.
uRANp JURORS.

NKAND JVNORS.
tpNMs--tsaac n 1toyel
hyAyER-Alfrcd Spccht, y. a. wct1c'
B.AYNR Wrsr-Jacuu q. nrcesc. Joserh n
Hsinos Henry l-'tor.
CE1rWH-p. \. Rcichly. Michael eisley.
iipLrrruG -tiRhtiei Beaver, %, W. Grsnoi.
", jacob licufcr.
MoNToE-I.cvi j, Beaver. taOJb Ray.
MIpp rcUtrg John ~ St' ~ror
PESN- benjamin Iinrmnn, nenrv u. Smith.
John u. Thompson.
PHnWY Joseph Martin.
SyLtNsCRovg-Juhu> >tah''~. Join = Shurc
uNiuN-r. q. Haley, JOIN Z. koliy.
WAsliiSGrp S-G. W. " 3ngcs, Jonathan
Grmm
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The bridge at Reading, which was de-
s'royel by the rioters. has been rebuilt
and trans are passing over it regularly.
Trains on the Reading and Columbia
rulroad will run cvcr the said bridge
and the schedule thereof viii he the
same rs that in force on July -, 1877.
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NOTICE..

Henry Nccbny ! In he Common picas
u.s.. for Snyder Couniu. No.
An'eim 7reaSter. J los Of Sept. r. 1873.
The public arc hereby notified that Amelia
8teastcr deirndant t. above stated iudpmen, has
" lrRal nni ,1nitable set-on To the same, aud par
ti"S ncgpfiatiug for n transfer or na ipumont q Z
tho above jndRm~nt will tsko notice that said
sot-or with all otbor equities 20 which tho De
fcndsnt may BE- entitled will be set up IA against
said Judgment.
. AMELIA TREASTER
July A., 1877.
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II Is said that there wero more pc, PIE
n, the Evangelical camp meeting. held in
centre township, during Saturday and
Sunday, than there have been for long
time at any meeting hell In this county.
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A ADMTNISTEATORs, NOTICE.

4 A-Lctter- OF administration on tho estate of
DANIEL tiemhorling lNtc Of ronu tpwpshlp Decd
having been granted TO tie undermined all nor.
sons KNOWING th'm.clvcs indebted t. aid .-intc
lrc requested to maN" while
those having elaine VIII pvp.eut tucm lrtv
rsottlcmcuiip
HENRY NOYrE.
May II, '7Iri. Administrator.
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Rev. Mr. McGill of McCovsvillc.
Juninta county, whilo Mt his barn a few
days ago. saw Il copperhcad snake
pass under u barn door. About half
the length Of the snake hal already
passed under tho door. fearing i.
wonld escape into the straw in the
barn and having nothing to stop its
progress. lie seized it 10y the tail 10
draw it out that Inc might tho better
Kill it, but the snake resented the
grasp on its tail, 10y swinging its head
back and sinking its frngs into the
hand of the Reverend gentleman. Mr.
McGill has suffered great deal from
the bite, but Mt last accounts his
health had improved.
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Uhh Is Il Registered Letor Y-The
question is very often asked, what is
the difference between II registered let.
ter and any othcr7 The difference is
that registered letter dres not 90 in
the mail proper. II passes from hand
to hand outside the mail pouches. ev-
cry person through whose hands it
passes being required to .isn 4 receipt
for it on receiving it, and secure re-
ccipt for 1t on passing it over to the
next in transit. The person holding
the last receipt IS thus always abln TO
show who is accountable for the loss
The responsibility rests upon tho min
vino has signed a receipt for the register
ed package and who /. not ablc - pro-
duce the package or receipt from
somebody else for it. Tho safest way
to send money is tY moucy-order.
Where 1t does not go { i money order
Office it should always bo sent in re-
gistcrei package. Money ought not
be sent in an ordnay letter under any
circumstances. There i9 no possible
way of tracking such u letter.
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Some Of our exchanges say that par
iridges are more numerous than they have
been for years. and the fields Of nottled
beauties whose shrili piping can be heard
on every side.
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CAl'rION.

NOTICE is hereby given 4 at the
~ rllpwlny nrtl'lo- have cen purchSs.
cl By tho uuI .r.iSagi az C-us'abc'F sale. and
LETT IN ITO possession ct Augustus A. Kline
lTT!ug hl- pleasure, Al persons are caution c,l
not 90 Interfere OF mcllie with sRWc VIZ: /
tuHkiUE stoves AMI nNturcs, SN Chairs !
Ru'lina taair Butter cHurn, wood chest
clock SINK, bureau, Corner cupboard, ifrl'
nn' ii idtus, krlr coal StHye ant piuc. wash
Boiler, arpi hu'tcr, j. yards carpet, shot gun.
>int meat Vessels Barrel !. vlneggr,9 ligs
iron kcttio, square.
iNSMES T.. KLINE,
Adams Up Say %, ls;I.
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GEM u ?bc. TO %. 4. RowELL = 60, Now YORK
DIOR PanIllet Ot 100 pages, Containing lisi, ct
300 nc spapsrs, and estimates showing cost Of
ADVERTISING. Mar. p,'TNly.
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are still the most thorough and search
ing cathartic medicine that can no
emp'oyed cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
dosesof one pill a day, they stimulate
tho uitcsuvo organs und promote Wig
orous lraith.
ArERs FILs have been known for
more than aquartcr of a century, and
have ohtaincd n worldwide reputation
FOR their WINES. They correct dis
eascd action IN the several assimils-
tive organs q! the body, and are so
composed hat distractions within
their range cen rarely withstand or
evade them. Not only do they cure
the ovcrr iJS complaints of every
body, hul 9lso formidable and danger
Gus Ils asos hat have hailled the best
of human sSih While they produce
powernn ,r'tc, tley arc, ut the same
time. ia. safest ard uest physio for
childrcn, 'N .hcr Aperient action
they gripc .pu s ,essthan the c1AiP,son
purgauvcs, ang nsger pivA rEdn when
the bowels al 3. lmiamed. They
reach the yitai fountains of the blood,
nnd strengthen the system by ffceh
Il from the ,lrsnents ofveakhess. /.
Adapted 10 all ages and condAlcns
In all climates, containing re9be y
calomel nor any delcterious dal,,
these Pills may he taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-eos,ing pre-
serves them ever frcsh and makes
them pleasant 60 take, while being
purely vegetable, no harm can alise
nom their use In any quantity.
rsrrAssp ~ -s..e al
NJ. 1 C.. AVER 4 co M ~ass.,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-30

Tho Fast L'no. way Passenger m I the PGc .l
lr Express west, ami tho Piclre aui Ntltutl.
fNprc-s Utst ran IU.'y.
Way trains leave stations IN >lmln county
a. tulloNs:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-30

Are the most
effective andt
congcnial pur-
gatiye ever dis
covered. They
arc mild, but
G hc ctual In
their op era
Ion, moving
the bow ls
s surely an u
without pain
Although ggu-
lie IN their op-
Grafton. theV
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-30
LEwISTOWN DIVISION.

Tho Iarlg' Evutc-s west can 30 HlrrnI "a,
N'N oy'"w ~ 90 .. IN, nni the Atlantic LN-
M II glsf A . tn