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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18
Letter From Harrisburg.
HARRlsnuRd. Oct. Q. Is

HiRRrsBURG, Oct. 9, 1877.
M. Editor
Knowing the interest you
have takcn in our coming contest for
State officers and tho warmth Of the
support you have given tho Repub-
lican nominees for Office, through
the columns OF your paper "The
POST | have CONCLUDED to write
short communication in hopes too
that il may produce its mite OF good
and do a fn,e towards the succ5ss
Of our ticket. Tho campaign is wax
ing warm as wo aro nearing election
day Tho Gfcenbacs and Ltbor
element is entering iuto the cam
paign 10 considerable extent bat
the general impression is thlt "a
thore is no State Office to bo filed
this year, which would have any in,
hronce on that question, the great
mass of tho voters will alhore to
their party anil will not brelk away
from their long time affiliations,
even though they might symplthize
with the new movement, to the dan
age OF their party frieuis.
As 10 tho State ticket grent inter-
est 10 manifested by the Republicans
in tho election anl It's caulidits are
hard at work making fricnis in ev-
cry part Of the State. Mr.. PISS
more. the Ropnblican candidate for
Auditor General is genial, open
hearted, whole.soulel man, whose
grasp OF tho hand and open countc-
nance satisfy the stranger as well as
his old friends, that he is au honor
able, honest and worthy man.
llo is Of Quaker descent, is about
IL years of ago AMI though rather
young, is an old Republican worker.
lie went to work before no was 10
years Of age in an ore mine to make
his living aud by hard work ever
since has finally climbed up to
competency.
Ills winnings have been mado by
hard work and honest work, regard
less of speculation and he richly de-
serves the position for which he has
been named. He is now man in
State politics, Indeed was never Gu,
gagged in politics before as candi~
date and hence has no friends to
save aud no enemies to punish.
He has been engaged in school
teaching aud in the Insurance busi-
ness for a number of years anl ia
his own town he is highly esteemed
for his philanthropy anu for his
earnest efforts in behalf of tho pub
lie schools and for his genial chars
acter.
Whoever votes for him and as we'll
for the whole Republican ticket, will
vote for n good man and a capable
man and an honest man and rest as
sured Mr.. passm will make q
first class Auditor General.
"ALcRoFT."
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TnE PUBrIc DEBr. The debt state.
ment for September shows dc.
crease for the month of nearly Si,-
100000 and for the three months
Just ended OF $S,500,000 being an
increase of nearly S1,5O0,000 over
the corresponding three months of
last year. The actual coin now in
the Treasury, So, 2,367,90l. OF this
amount, s2,2l0,S2l is silver. The
currency balance is over s23, ,0O0,-
600, being an increase OF about s11,-
600, 900 over the balance held at this
time last year. In the absence of
an appropriation for the army. OF
course no money Is paid out, but
Secretary Sherman has ordered sot
aside each month fund equal to
that which wonld have been expend.
cd under an ordinary appropriation,
During the month there was q re-
duction OF legal tond9ss in circula.
tion OF over $1,000, 900 spd Qi. tracs
nAnF onII1S.<..-- u<<i<
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RASDAlL has been re- elected
Speaker Of the House OF Representa-
tiyes.
a writer from Western Texas es-
Inmates the loss from bOll.worms in
Texas this season at tl3,000,01).
THURMAN positively announces
that he will resign me Ohio senator
ship to give room for both Pondle-
ton and Ewing.
SIx1EES hundred sheep wero sold
lately in San Bernardino, Cal, for
800. or 25 cents head
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The ELECTIONS.
Iowa.

4 Mqjofty Of 10000 ia Tie Siaie, and 80
or 10 in he Legislature.
DEs MoINEs, Oct. 10-Reports to
the State Register Indicate that Gear,
Republican candidate for Governor
will have n majority over Irish, Dem
ocrat, of 10000, and a little more
than that over Stubbs. the Greens
back candidate. The Republican
majority in the Legislature will be
s. or 40.
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NEW YonK is a great state for po.
litical conflicts. New York politi.
clans of either party are not happy
unless they have n fight on hand.
The Republican Convention had its
Conkling-C Curtis war of words but
tho ticket the Convention made, APP
pears to be satisfactory to both
wings of the party The Democrats
ic Convention had it's Tammany and
Anti-Tammany belligerents, who
made Democratic matter red-hot
among themselves Whether the
ticket presented will command the
popular support of the party re-
mains to be seen. AS we understand
it, the Tildenites were defeated in
convention. Gen. McClcllen, if sue.
cessful in New Jersey, as we sup
pose ho will be, may be considered
as the man who will outhank Mr.
Tilden as Presidential candidate in
1880.
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REFUSE all $5 OF the First Nation
al Bank of Tamaqua, as counterfeits
arc so dangerous that they are re-
tired by the Treasury Department,
and no more fves will be issued by
that bank. When counterfeits look
SO much like the genuine issue, the
public should take none.
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BRICK HOUSE.
DISSOLUTION

TTHE co-pnrtnorship heretofore OK.
l. lstine bstween wm. Ullns nnd WIN. ~.
Snyder, fOlcs business unisr the hrn name Of
Hainel & snyder, at salem, IA, h ts been dl,.
solved by ml'ual consent. Tho books OF the
ann re In the hanl. Of wm. III. SNYDER for
setttlemsnt anl all hills no, settled Immediate.
ly Will be placed In prnne- han lrfpr o,'lectlOu.
WILLIAM HAINES,
WILLIAM a. SNYDER,
Salem. snyder Co, ia. sept. 2jth, 1871.
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THE canvass in this "off year. in
this county is anything but demon-
strative. 1t is time some work
should be done. Our ticket Is good.
Let every district in the county de-
termino to poll its full vote. II that
IA done. Rennhlinsn snnanss will mt
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Caution.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the FOL,
4 INlpwinr nrticles have been Purchased
ny the nnfersignci ut Cbrs.,bl.'' sale, and
leit them In possession ot Jrups E-dlv, during
hcr pletsuro. All pcrs0ns are cautioned not
to Interfere or mellle with the sms viz:
mares, top Duggy, I COW, calves. 10 h1gs
set harness. buggy harness. wheelbarr0w,
train crane, COOK stnVo. coal strve. 2 beds Il
bedding set ~ chair,. 90 yards carpet, table,
cupboard. 'lork. v ~ " acres grain In ground
= cI . acres ~ buekwhci'. y Of acres corn,
lot oI wheat lot OF oats, lot of potatoes har.
row. piow, grind.stono. Ibnaa'o robe, Run. iron
kettle, chest. CArHRlNE EUUsH.
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Asst ignce's Sale (!

V,nE undersi lanei, Assignee Of Henry
A Mecbily for the benef Of creditors So.
by vrtrs ofan order issuol out Of tho Court II
Corr Pleas of Sn, der county, will expose te
Pubic sale, ON tho premisos, on
Thursday, Nocember lst 1877.
The following described Real Ests,c, situate In
bcaver township Snyder. county, Pa. bounded
~ follows North by iau'ts Of Aaron soach' On
The East bv lands Of WIN. Smith and Adtm
Sr,ch', South by iaud of Mrs. Cstharine Shicrv,
and Rash Hainesnn the West containing two
and ono haH AORES, niorc or lcs', wherson arc
erected popd Two story
BRICK HOUSE.
STABLE and other on,buililurs Sale to CON.
m"nce ~ O'CLOCK y IN. OF sail dsv when dre
n'rniance VIII he given aud terms ~ sale made
known hy
l.. \. MANBECK.
oct.5 5, 1871. Assignee.
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Jso. A.ssuLr, Secretary.

THE everlasting work of nominal,
ing Mr.. Hendricks for the Presiden-
cy will begin again now, and will be
brisk by spells till the Democratic
Convention meets in 1850 The
great trouble will be to keep it up
after the convention meets.
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The following gentlemen constitute the
Sandi Dg UOm nittco for tho onsung year:
Adams Robert smith. ". H. Mtdiesvtrth,
nsaver--l. l. M,nhe'k Ur l. u Conrad.
Bcavsr West 4. a uish. \. i.R,nls.
t"rtre-Petsr Hirtm,n. fohn v SrtnItcr.
chapntu-J. u. Hlil, III. q. Shtefsr.
Frnnkiia--O, A. Boisnis-. " Eiss1iiysr,
Jarkspn-Dr. p. Herman. Henry Nover
MlL Ltlshurg-J N. Arloit. us1. y. Smith.
NId llscrcnk XII Robert ke,lc-. \. D.. kech.
Nonroe-J.P p. rrovlsr. 1. y. HIn'nsl.
Psun-los. II. Nsnirt cts. H,nry Noyer
ferry y-Col. Wn. Htritng. ~. u. Nlysr.
porry,W cst--f. =. Wlnoy ". u. Wiaiy.
Sclirstfjvo-b X. Henfrict', 4. n. Uombor-
ling. .. -4
Talon Col. W. q. iIOrr1li, Ctpt. TAomls ". .
Holman
wa,hinzton-Johu A. Iiilblsh, Henry u.
Mover,
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To AL Whom il MAY Concern.

re Unknown that among the rec-
y Ior'is OF the court Of Dom mon Pleas for Sny-
der Csunty, the following de,ree doth ISrss
1877 the Court havinx fully cApsidered tho
petition Of George W, Taylor, do decree that
changed to GsoRoE W WEAVER
PER DURHAM,
10. BuCHER. P.J.
Certified from the records this nth day OF
June, a. d. b'I. j. CRoUsE, Proth'y.
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PETERSON'S MAGAZINE
FuU-Si3e Pcpo7' PaftcJnS ! g!

supplement will be- given In eycry number
frls,s, coutsiutug afd,l..I ze paper pattern for
iadN's, or ChHi's drlss. Eyriy suhscrtbrr will
receive, during the year, tw"lvc of these pat
terms, s' mat thcsc a'ouo W.a be worth more
han the subscription price,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18

"PKrERsoN's MAGAZINE" contains. evory
year, 100 uagss Il steel plates, l2 colDrrl B tfh
patterns, ~ mammoth colorcd fH-hinn platss. -
pages CI music, AMI gJl sOJl cuts. I.- tmmrtsc
citcila'ion enables it' orrictlr tn spend more
nnncy on embellishments, stori'=, Sc., Sc,
than any other. il gives more for the money
than any ia the world. Its
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Orphans :Cougt Sale.

YHE undersigned Trustees mp
I pointed 30 sell tho EoN Es;a,, or John
sW"rglc late Of Franlglin tnwnsnlp snyder
lat. r"sid ,nrs o; SAID deceased, two nilos sc4t
ut Niiilobugg. On
Wednesday, Norsnejer 2lsh 1914
The two following described valuable tract, Of
land, Nls; Ar thit certain mossuaso uul
Tract Of Land situate IN Bslycr tnwnsh Up
snyder county, ~. bounded Nrth by hnis
OF Abner AiPler and ]. 7 illlcsrnrih, f.st
nnd south by land, Of \. '. MiidieswaTth, Hnd
" est by land vi Reuben Aisler, contliulng
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General Eiect'o, Proclamation

I,DhNlFL EISENUAVr, Ifixh Sh erlG o
MIA, do hereby N tkc kniNG hul giyo notice t.
the electors NJ tho coun,y aiOrestii, that an
election will DO hell In tho said county OF
SNYDER, on
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1913 ACRES,

and Ii9 PEVCHES. strict metsurs. THIS
Tract cont,ins good iRDN ORE,
TRACT No. 2-All tIGt certain Tr1c. of
Land situate iH Centre AMI FrnnkiIn town.
ships, Sny.ier county, Pa Bpundot North hy
b,nis oi jacob file ani DaGicl Kp ms East hy
lands OF satnpcl Engle ,nd Alan wnier.sJr
South hx lands Of Adam walter, Sen, aul
Henry iL.ckeahurg, cOatllLInS
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THRILLING TALES AND NOVELETTS

Are the beet published anywhere. All tho most
porular writer's aye cmrioyrd ~ write originally
for "Pcter-On.n In rs. 4, III addition to the usu.
nl qua ttiy OF rhurt storics, FIVE ORIGINAL
CopyGigHr NOyELrrTEs will be givcn by Mrs.
hnn :. stephens, Frank Lee BeuoA Act, Mrs. h.
IL. hructt,. aud others.
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"Combincs moro attraction than any otLer.--
Beaver tPa.) TINES.
lSTCHEAPES I AND BEST I! esq
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Detroit Free Press.
SITTING AROUND.

They are sitting around upon barrels and chairs
Discussing their own and their nei ghbors affairs
And the look Of content that Is seen on each iacs
Seems to say II have tound my appropriate place, g
sitting Around.
In bar-rooms and groc, rics calmly they sit,
And sereneiy chew borrowed tobacco, and spit
Whie the stories they tell and the jokes that the!
crack,
show their hearts have grown hard and undoubl.
edly black.
While sitting around.
The "sittcr around IL q man Of no means,
And his face wouldn't pass Tor quart Of white
beans;
Yet he somehow or other contiives 20 exist,
And is frequently seen with drink in his hsi
While sitting around.
The loungers they toll not. nor yet do they spin
Unless IL be yarns, while enjoying their gin;
They are people oi leisure. yet oftrn, 'tis true,
They aliude TO the work they're intending tu do,
While sitting around.
They've q habit of talking If other mems wives
As they whittle up sticks with their horn-handlcd
'fhey We scaly old set and wherever you 20
You Il find them In groups or strung out In row,
sitting around.
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Personal.

Mss KATE MALONE, of Memphis, i.
in the city, the guest OF Captain Dan
Matthews.
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

II subscribers order the discontinuance OF their
newspapers the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrearages are paid.
II subscribers neglect or refuse to take Their
newspapers from their office To which they are
directed, they are held Responsible until they
have settled their bills and ordered the paper dis
con hue
irsubscribers move to other places without in
forming the publisher, and newspapers are sent
o the former direction they are held responsible.
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General Items,

- L ltllG.
On the 25d.
Near Mir. j z. Drivers.
Two "dwauks" in town this week
--D5n't fail to attend Jhe dalinquen,
tax sales on Monday, the IIth inst.
-"Long looked for come al last"
as the girl said when she saw the rain.
9Th sacred heavens around him
shine" wrote the poet. The compos
i,or put it: "The scared hvenas around
him whine"
The City Council met last Tucs
day night. An amendmen, was laid
on the table relative to the prohibition
of shooting within the corporate lin.
its.
Whatever else may be said agans,
the "Heathen Chinee," no man can
truthfully say he ever saw one who
parted his hair in the middle.
The su inner days have come, when
the festive mosquito presents his "little
bill" for liquidation, and the average
citizen is growing more profane.
' --"There is time in every mans
life when he may acquire wealth. said
great capitalist. To a newspaper
man that time comes on the zoth day
Of February, every year except leap
year.
A Caruthessvil,e gentleman, while
on q visit to our town. having negli'
gently left his pocketbook in sn unsafe
locality, is the loser of q considerable
sum Of money. No trace of the finder
and thief has yet been discovered.
Among the many useless and cum
bersome appurtenances of the nine.
teenth century that will go down to
Posterity. is the man who laps his
spoon with his tongue, and then dps
it in the sugar.
--Breathes there a man with soul 30
dead, who never to himself hath said,
III pay before ] 60 to bed. the deb, ]
owe the Printer! Yes. there are some
We know full well, who never such a
tale could tell, but they, we fear, will
60 to-wcil, the place where there's
no winter.
"A man in Kentucky lately had a
pair Of shoes made that measured four.
teen inches in length, and five inches
across the bottom. They must have
looked like Saratoga trunks with the
tors sm"hed in,
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WANTED.

By a reliable and trustworthy
servant, II situation in clty. town
or country. Can furnish the most
satisfactory references from many
of the best families in America /:
My qualifications as n family SER
want are:
First--I am Of age and have II
powerful arm.
Second-l have q good form, an
well built, my general appearance
is prepossessing, and | have an iron
constitution.
THIRD Have extra power OF
endurance, and will never give out.
Fourth--l need no doctor, and
never have fits.
Fifth am good worker, and
willing to work at all times.
Slxth-Require no rest, as |
never tire.
Seventh-All the food | require
is few drops of oil each day, which
makes me exceedingly nimble.
Eighth-lIave not single vice
or bad habit.
Ninth-Ncvcr ask for n holiday
TeDth-Always do my work
well, no matter how fast am com
PEELED to work.
Elevcnth-liave a simple and
perfect device for doing all kinds
OF sewing.
Twelflh-Can easily do the sew
ing OF the largest families.
Thlrtcenth-Wus adopted III
childhood, reared and educated by
u liberal and wealthy firm of Hon
New York, who determined that |
should excel all others Of my class
and in all contests for superiority !
have never faild TO sustain tha,
position.
Fourteenth-Having been EN-
ployd by families Of all nationalI-
ties. can understand one language
MS well as another.
Fifteenth am friend to ever,
one, and bring joy to the house
hold.
In fact no family can do well
without my services.
For luther information call a,
the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE or TaE
Remington Sewing Machine Co.,
YiicW. ". y.
Or lis BRANCH OFFICES
Madison Square, 8 +. 23d ST., \. y
Boston, 146 fremont ST.
Chicago. 237 State St.
st. LOUIS. 500 North Fourth st.
Philadelphia, $40 Chestnut ST
Baltimore. A. North Charles 81.
Washington, ID. c., 52l Seventh 81
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The st.ici communications OF osccOia Lodge
No q r. - \. M, will be cld the saturdays
on or aext before, each full moon. va; Jan.
q. fcb. u. March "a. APnl q, MAY ~, June
3, July q, Aug. Is Sept ~, Oct. q, Nov. ~
beo %.
St John the Evangelist
IN. Numbers are ordered to attenu In accord
anc' with the by Laws
All Master Mdsons in good standing are oOrdi
ally invited to attend. By or,irr oi
JOHN MATTHEWS. W NJ.
. BtACk~ooD, sccy
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DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged In the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
fora long time was demon.
strator oi anatomy in the
Medical College Of Ceor.
gia, hence, persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are Tree from all
quackcry.
He has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antaconistic
qualities Of a sfrsa9fkss-
ise. f1yeafips, ssda fsr.
Jysng fosie.
Their first apparent ef.
feet Is 10 increase the sp.
petite by causing the food
to properly a simulate .
Thus The sy tenn Is nour;
is,nd. and BY their tonic
action on the digestive or.
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rApidily with which
The Osceola times., 1877-06-09
TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician Of New Yorl
says;
ut is astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily roundA
l hear of them not only among the poor,
but their virtues are heralded from the man.
sions of the wealthy and refined. Know.
ing the inventor from his long connection
with the medical profession, have great
confidence in their merits, ard Of late have
often prescribed them with the happicst re.
suits in cases where desired to mako de-.
cided impression on the liver"
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Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered Tor years
~ from Nervous Debility. Prema-
ture Decay, and all the efe t- Of youthful indis-
cretion. will. for the sake OF suffering hnman
ity send free to all who need II. the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by
which be was cured sufferers wishing 10 profit
by the advertisers experience can do so BY ad-
dressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN ~ Cedar St., ". Y.
| 2O-9m
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser having been permanently cured
Of that dread di .ra-e, Consumption, by -imp p
remedy is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure To all who desir,
1t, he will send copy of the prescription used,
uree OF charged. with the directions for prcpar-
lag and using the same, which they will mud
cure cure for Con-ump ption, Asthma, Bronchitis.
etc. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address, Rev. u. A WILSON,
1874 Penn ST., Williamsburg. New York.
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Local Column.
MASONIC

4 III. regular stated meeting of osccols
~ A. Chapter, No. 81. H. on the
N Thursday next before each nil
wv moon, VIZ: Jan ., Feb. -. March
-. April 10. May "a. June 81.
3uly 10, August 10, september -, October eo,
November y, nerembdr ID.
A fun attendance OF the members Is at all times
sarncstiv rcqucstcd.
An r. 4 Mason, In good standing are iuy.
tel To attend.
H. order Of l. MOORE ii. l.
j " CLArr, secretary.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. II. Miller.
S-c'y Of State-B. b. Beav.fs.
Auditor-John Crawford.
TREASURER 4 J. Churchill.
Atty Genl.--W. y. Henderson.
Com state Lands \. Smithcc.
Ghsncelor-J u. Eakin.
Ehancery Clrrk-A t. Witt
Chief Ju,tice-E. II. English.
Associate Justices VIM. NJ. Harrison and
David Walker.
Congrcs snan, ist DIstiict-L Z. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circult-Copniies OF Nississippi Cross
itirnden, tointsett, Craighead Greene, Clay-
ton and Randolph
Circuit Judge L. T.. Mack.
Pros. ATTY. r Rddick.
LEiIsLATINE.
29th District Counties Of Mississippi Jackson,
Pointsctt and Craightad.
state Srnatur-3. Harris
R-prescnlative-J. ii Williams.
COUNTY OFFICER
County judge Chss Bowen.
shctin-,J. |, Diver.
county Il. rk--J L.. -. Hale,
1'r.a-urer-J. Driver
suryryor--Ja-. AL,hony.
ASS, ->or--D Dickson.
Coroner-A. W Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1877-06-09

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPOINTMENTS FOR
THE OsCEOLA CIRCUIT.
Osceola--rirst and fourth Sundays
Mil Bayou and Williams school House Sec
ond sunday
day.
b. 81. PETTEY, PC
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slSsoyl .Ayl on ytSsa,
wcSyH THE wIIszy ~ COLD.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Ang. l. ISJc.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Arg. ), 1875.
DR. TurT Dear Sir:
For ten years | have been
a maryrto dyspepsia, con.
stipation, and piles, and
had well nigh exhausted
the materis medica tor re.
lief from this living death,
when, by accident. your
Pills were brought 10 my
notice. ! began their use.
and the first dose gave me
such rrlieftha ! continued
TO take them. ] am now a
well man, have u good ap-
petite, can digest well, the
piles have disappeared, /,
and ] have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. ]
would not be without
them for their weight in
gold.
RHv. n. Z. SIMPSON.
The Osceola times., 1877-06-09
Pinples.

| will mail the recipe FOR preparing II
simple Vegetable Balm. that viii remove Tan,
Freckles Pimplcs and biotchcs, leaving the
kin soft, clear and beautiful; a. 20 instructions
for producing n luNuriant growth OF hair on II
bald heat or smooth face. ddrtss, nnclosing
10 ct>,l Ben Nandelf X Co. Box 5l2l No D
Wooster II N i-.t-J.
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II. NJ. MCNElGH. ;. :. sEMMEs.
McVeigh & Semmes.
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
S. s SEMMES,
.N'OT.1R YPUDLE nc.

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Mississippi County Ark.
Will practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2dD Judicial Circuit, the Su-
prcme Court OF the State, and IN
the adjoining counties Of Tennes.
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col
lections, 10 The payment oftaxes,
examining and abslracting titles,
and to whatever may appeftain
70 u general Land Agency.
Jan. is Q.
The Osceola times., 1877-06-09

They are perfectly
harmless, can be tax
en- by young or old
without restraint Of
diet or occupation.
PRICE as CENTS.
OFFICE,
IS MURRAY STREET,
NEW YORK.