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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-17
Nrw VoIrME.-Wiih ihis number

NEW VOLUME. With this number
we start a now volume of THE Posi-
Vol Is, No. 1. 1t is now over ten years
since We became proprietor Of the
paper and must say that we have no
reason to complain, and are very
thankful for the encouragement we
have received from time to time from
every direction. Our advertising coli
umns were so much crowded during the
last year, that we are almost compel.
ed to enlarge aud which may be one
of the probabilities if we continue to
receive the same liberal patronage as
heretofore. 1t shall be our object, to
make this volume of the paper, all we
can to please our patrons and the
public, and at all times confine our.
selves to facts before giving publicity to
articles in our columns ; in short, oui
object is do right lot come what will
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Manhood : How Lost, How Restored.

y,ay1 Just published, new edition ct
SH,IE DR. CULyERwELLs CELEBRATED
49, ESSAY on the radical cure with.
out medioinc) Of Spermatorrhea or Somi.
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loss-
es. Impotcncy, Mental and Physical ln-
capacity, lmpeliments TO Marriage. etc. :
also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, in.
duced by self-indulgence or sexual eX ira
yagance, 80.
Is5" Price, in sealed envelope, only
six cents
Tho celebrated author, in this Essay.
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty yrars'
successful practice. that the alarming
consequences Of sclf-abuse may be radi
cally cared without the dangerous use of
internal medicine or The application OF
the knife pointing out mode Of cure at
once simple, certain, and eiiectual by
means Of which every sufferer, no matt er
what his condition may be may cure
himself cheaply, privately, aud radically.
g.5- This Lecture should he in the
hands Of every youth and every man in
.the land.
Sent undsr seal, in q plain envelope, tc
any adress, postpaid, on receiptOf six
cents or two postage stamps.
Address The Publishers.
THE CULVERwELL MEDICAL co.
II Aim ST., New York Post office Box 45st
July l3, 1876. ly.
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Tho reputation IL has attained, in
consequence of the marvellous cures it
has produced during the last bali cen.
tury, Is q sufficient assurance to the
public that IL will continue to realize
the happiest results that can be desired.
In almost every section of country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs,
by its use. All who have tried 1t ac-
knowledge its superiority; and where
its virtues are known, no one hcsitates
as TO what medicine to employ to re-
lieve the distress and suffering peculiar
to pulmonary affections. CHERRY PFC
ToRAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures of the mlldcr va
rietles Of bronchial disorder, Us well rs
the more formidable diseases OF the
lungs.
AS safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset
the Throat and Chest of Childhood, 1t
is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudcs are rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends at
every trial, as the cures It IL constantly
producing are too remarkable TO be
forgotten. No family should be with
out IT., and those who have once used
II never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe IL, and Clergymen
often recommend 1t from their knowl-
edge Of Its effects.
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esy-Mrs. Il. :. Norris has just return
ed from the city with the latest styles
and LARGEST stock Of Niilinary Goods
over brought TO Mi1dleburs. Hats
Trimmed low rs 81 cts Untrimined
low rs 80 els Flowers low rs cts.
Good butter and CLgs taken III eX-
change for goods.
Very obstinate and troublesome arc old
sores aud ulcers. Yet how easily may
they be healed. All that is necessary is
to use freely Glenns Sulphur Soap dis.
solved iu water as lotion. Depot Crit,
tontors. No. sixth Avenue. New York.
Hills Hair 4 Whisker Dye, black or
brown 50 cts.
AuetiOneer er--George III. 1Iackon-
burg, of Midllccreck, Z. O., would an,
nounco to the people of Snyder coun.
| ", that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, ut short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. lie
guarantees satisfaction. Marl557tL
nnYJoHN y. RAUDENBtuGH. Tailor.
respectfully informs the people of Mid
dleburg and vicinity that he Is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line neat
! ly, chcaply. according to the latest
style and warranted to tit. Cutting
done ut short notice. Business place
corner opposite the L. u. Church,
Main Street. Sept. 2S76.U
Coon AOvicg.-Now is the time Of year
for Pneumonia, Lung Fever. sc. Every
family should have bottle Of BoscuEg :
GERMAN SYRur. Don't allow for one mo.
mcut that cough to take hold Of your
child. your family or yourself Con
sumption, Asthma. Pneumonia, Group.
llemorrhagcs, and other fatal disease
may set in. Although it is true German
Syrup IL curing thousands of these drcri-
Cd Diseases. yet it is much hotter to have
il Mt hand when three doses will cure you.
One Bottle will last your whole family q
winter and keep you safe from Danger
lf you are consumptivc, do not rest until
you have tried thi. remedy. sample Bot
ties 10 cents. Regular sac Tj cts. Sold
by your Druggist, Johu \. Moq,z.
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D. ssaa
DIED.


ick. aged T1y, Tm.
In selinsgroye, on the o, inst, Casper ID. Foe.
w, aged probably 80 years.
Ia beaver township, 3, inst, Mr.. Jacob Gross
aged abont 10 years.
In Union township Jacob Krobs, aged perhaps
10 years.
In SelInsgrove, April 80, Levi Gsmber!i ng
son Of Paul, aged 25y. 5m. lid.
April 97th In Union township, Charles Miller
aged 75years and 4 months.
April 80. at Fcomont, Susanna Wort, aged II
years and months.
May Q, In Freeburg, of pulmonary consump-
tion ana spine disease, Gc1rgs Alleu, son OF late
Daniel T.. & Eizsbeth Hilbish, aged 20 years
months and % days.
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NOTICE is hereby pIyru that the fol,
~ lowing articles have been purchased
by the undersigned, NJ Constnh'e's : sale and
left in the possession Of Geo. W. Bilrer du-
ring his pleasure. All persons are caution
ed not 20 medlle or interfere wish the
same. viz Bay Mare, hcifer, Buggy and
Harness, Truck Wagon, horse Volrs, Iy not
fork, plOS, double and single trous, h4ui way
on, Sink, cook stove Hni utensils, pie ning
bcnco and tools, sink grain cradle, boards
clock meat stand, cider barrel, shot KUN, bu,
relu, sow Ing machine, Bible, lot Ct hay, bed
aud bedding Fk kLbAkICk LlLGEk,
May ~, 1877
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Z. +. Kunkcls Bitter Wine of Iron.

II has mover been known to fail IN the cure ~
weakness attended with symptlms, iuiispusl.
ton ~ cNortlon, loss of incmiry. di.t'ulty ot
breathing, weakness. hurbr ot disease nifht
liugubr. universal lassitui ~ tho tnusrul tr
system, enormous npro'Ite. with dyspolti..
symptoms, hot hani', hushinx OF tho body, Try.
noss Ot the skin, pNllii Couuto1lufp and eru'i.
tons IN Tho face, pnriiyiu. the hlun I, pain IA
tho back, hetvlucss ot the cyclii5. frelrclt
black pots dying before tho eyes, with suad.Inu
AMI loss pi slight, want 1t attention, etc. sold
only in 81 bottles, Get tho genuine. Dcpbt
and ohi'c, sb' North Ninth St, phil,dc puit.
Advice ircc. Ask Tor T.. y. kunkol's inter
Wine OF Iron, aud take no other make. Gcuu.
Inc sold only in 81 b0ttlcs.
Nervous Debility : Nervous Debility
Debility, a dcprcss1l irritable state OF min I.
\ weak, nervous CNhaustOi icclin p, uN oncrxy
or annlUition, coniusci had, welX IN .mnry
theconse Iucnfes OF eNccs 80, mcnt 4 oyerwprk
Tuls nervous debility huls a sovereign euro ia
r.. /. kunkels Bitt"r Vino Of Iron. IL tones
the system. dispol' tho mental gloom nui DO.
sppudcptv, Hni rrluvenltes tho ontlra system
sold only In - bottles. Get the genuine. sold
by AL druggists. ASK tor Y. L .~kuukcls Ui',
tor Wine OF iron, auI tikc n utS"r, ioruInC
ask - u trit' 81 tuls val lIrlo mr.lic,ns. y
viii convince tho most skeptlcal ~ ,t, ,".t!;s.
Never Failing Worm Syrup.
T.. +. kunhers Worm Syru, noyor f,ils to
J 'st.oy Pin, scat nul ,totnp,h Worms. ~
Nunkel H. tho only 'rc slll phys,citn who
removes Tape Worm IN two hours, u,Hl auJ
All 'omplctc ullvc, and 10 fec TN ac al pas scs
common sense tclchrs It Tape Worm can bo re
muv,d d, al utl0r Worms can be re adily DO
fttoycd send tor Circular - nr. Kun kCl. g.i
Worth Ninth street, Philllolnha. Pa, or us.
your druggist i0r a hprlc OF kuukcl's Worn
-y~up. Irice Al per bottle it uoy"r tails
Wed ~ children orgrJwa pot-ons with perfect
safety.
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THE CARD D)niE. Il ncjshbNrins
Journal says, complaints layc reached
rs from muny sections that persons
who have sent or money for cheap
visiting cards 50 freely advertised hy Il
number OF eastern firms, cannot hear
from their cards or their moGoy. The
plan seems to have been To fill the
first order sent from u locality, and
then, 10y Offering extraordinary induce
mcnts to agents, Il largo list is secured
aud the money il sent on, and that i
the last OF il. The printed cards arc
offered by these firms at less prices
than any Legitimate establishment can
furnish them for. and tho Am.ricG. A3-
6rutWiR say, it has been discovered
that the object is to secure lists OF
names to he used in mailing circulars
fer obscene books. lotteries. sc. PA.
rents who have allowed their children
to send for the cards, should keep Il
supervision over the mail matter re-
ceivcd by them, and if they must
have cards, patroni2e your homo office
where good job will be done ut Us
.ow prices as can be afforded.
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The bill allowing fishing with sci
nets did not pass the Legislature as is
supposed by some who are in conse
Quence violating the law ignorantly
All such are cautioned, as they render
themselves liable to prosecution and
line under the present law.
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DEATH OF AN AGED CITlzEN.-By the
death of Mr.. Samuel Feehrer, an event
which took place on last Sabbath, our
town was deprived of one Of its oldest
native born citizens, destroying anoth,
er of the links which binds the past
with the present. lie was born Octo>
her 10th, 1895, in the old log house
which stood on the ground now oco
cupied by the Susquehanna College.
At the time of his birth there were but
ten houses in town and there We're hut
65 Off population. Thus truly may it
he said, "he grew up with the town"
He was a member of the first Sabbath
School organized by Mrs. Governor
Snyder and Miss Ann Ketarrah, (who
at present resides in this place with
her neice, Miss Mary X. Snyder and
was also member of the first Council
of tho New Lutheran Church. The
deceased has resided in this place all
the days of his life and breathed his
last breath but short distance from the
spot he was born. surrounded by low
ing children and allectionato Grand
children ut the ripe age Of 50 years, 6
months, and 10 days. Two weeks ago
his sister, Mrs. Albert, was buried, also
having reached tho advanced age of SO
years and months. The deceased
was worthy citizen and highly res
spected citizen. Peace be to his ash
Tribune, 10Th last.
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A modest young lady desiring n leg
chicken at the table, said; "Pll
ke the part which ought to be dressed
pants !" A young gentleman oppo-
2 Immediately said an take the
ut which ought to wear hustle -
artshorn was Immediately admins
Ped to the lady.
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vTOTlCE of Widows Appniscmcn,.

y tVuulcr the $500 Law Notice il
hereby given that the following widows
npprniscmcrtN have been hlyl With the
Clerk Of tie Orphans Court Of Snyder Co..
for confirmation on Monday, the .slh day
Of May iHst
A.pi aisen.,nt ~ Elizabeth Gnyhil widow Of
Prt1r Grlylill, d.tI.
Apprai. ncuI Of ;. S.rlh Fsll widow of Samuel
Fail d'rd.
Advancement nf Sarah Jane A-J13sst widow
Of Nm. Arb'Uas', decd.
ApVrni-,mrut " susan Rrush widow uf An.
drew R1u-h, doci.
Appraisomoht 4 SUsauuah Biugaman widow
Of Peter NinZam,u, docl.
ApTrGisorauut ut Jlue L.. Chambers widow Of
John T., Chlmhcrs, irci,
Appritscmout OF RrbcccN Oraer widow Of
H"ury Otarr. decd.
May H., ~. J. GROUSE, Clcrk o. 4.
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Wonders grow apace. Now they are
drying eggs, so that they can be kept
for years in climate, and one cannot
tell the difference between an omelet
made from three year old egg or from
one which was laid to-day.
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CHAIRlIAKER &C.-Mr. 5. Il. Splitter
Is acknowledged to he one of the best
chairmakers in the State, and for beau.
iy Of finish, durability OF work, and low
prices can not be beat. Repairing at
tended TO promptly. and with care.
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70 period has again como when
(sers are loud in asserting that the
Fh buds will be u failure that po.
bugs viii destoy all the potatoes
The wheat crop will be injured by
lyor blighted by the mildew and
but still tho seasons roll on as
nave done from time i'm memorial,
bedtime and harvest come at their
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To remove smoke and dust from
Fall paper, tie a large piece of clean
Ehite cloth over the broom and brush
he wall down well. Then take a loaf
A stale bread. cut it open, and rub
he soft side all over the paper, 1t
MI clean it as nice as new.
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A change in running trains on the
Il. & L. II. r. went into operation on
Monday, the 14th inst, trains arrive at
|Middleburg station as follows Going
Westward at 7.50 A. NJ. and $40 p. NJ.
Eoing eastward at 9.0l A. NJ. and 4.3C
U. NJ.
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We find the following remedy for
feckles, which, as the season for them
approaching, may be of use to some
our readers /: Citric acid, l drachm;
ycerine. 4 ounces rose water, 4 oun.
+. Mix and wash the face every
ght before retiring.
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Dissol utiO n Of Partnership.

NIIE frm of Reher & Brosious,
l. wagon m akers, carrying on business a,
Fremont Sny der county Pa. have dissolye cd
tho oo.partae rship heretofore existing, by
mutual consent.
GEORGE REHRER.
GEORGE y. BROSEOUS.
lam pleased to inform tho pnblic that the
business OF the above firm will continue ut the
old place, and would be glad to have a continn-
ance Of the patronage heretofore shown the
hrm. GEORGE REHRER.
May, 10, 1871,
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A Coop Thing. Under q new law
Justices of the Peace must render
their decisions in ten days from the
day the last evidence in cases before
them has been heard.
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The advance in the priae Of wheat
and flour is purely speculative, and we
expect that number of grain spcculn-
tors who have been trying TO make
corners" will in the end come t.
grief.
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Last Friday forenoon as tho mixed
(ln was coming west and when about
Plle east of this station q COW was
(aek while attempting to cross the
fdin front of the train, and injured
much that she was killed SION after
Fis. II was valuable COW and pro-
" Of VIM. Walter of Franklin twp,
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FLOUR has downward tendency
according to late reports from eastern
markets. "a consummation dcvout.y
10 be wished 10y the poor and laboring
clnsses
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Farmers hcreabout entertain fears
that the corn already planted will rot
in the ground. If the weather does not
soon get warmer, and that late plant
ing will necessarily follow.
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ACAHD.-Aa previously announc

ACAED.-As previously announced
we presented SOLID SILVER AMER.
ICAN LEVER WATCH, on the 2Sth OF
April. TO our customers, and the sane was
drawn by DAVID SELLER, Landlord at
Fremont. Suydcr county. Oar enterprise
having met with success we will dispose OF
ANOTHER WATCH. the same way to be
drawn without postponcment, on the 3Oth
OF June. 1917. Any person buying So
worth OF goods, at our lowest prices. will
receive one ticket. on n $40 purchase tive
tickets, larger amounts in proportion.
WEIS 4 OPPENlEiMER.
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SwINDLERs.- -II'c clip the following
from an exchange for the benefit OF
our readers who may meet some OF
the rogues Another new swinlle
has been developed. the moius opcrti-
IL Of which is as follows; y pack
peddler calls at house with fine
lot Of articles which he offers at ruin
Gus sacrifices. lie makes sale and
goes on his way. The next day two
men drive up To the house with II
printed bill, giving an account of the
robbery of u certain store, they claim
the goods, and usually hulldoze the
purchaser into giving them up. IL
would lie well for newspapers through
out the state to give these swiudlcrs
the benefit of a gratutous adycrti'c-
ment, so as to guard their readers
n ainst such imposters Poor e
who do not read the papers would
then be the only sufferers and this
81. ;. IL may he added, are generally
tic ones who are taken in by the p!au'
siblc rcscals.
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he Watsontown Record states that
Sunday night, April 10th. an at,
fpt was made to burn tho White
tr Woolen Mills. The incendiary
alarmed in time to frustrate his
p: II was discovered that coal oil
Freely used among q lot Of waste
erial In the finishing room, No
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A Perry county paper says, Rye town
ship. will send two thousand tons Of bark
to market this spring. aud the farmers in
that township complain of scueity of
help. Hers achauce for euterprisinE z
tramrs.
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Put in writing all contracts and take
receipts for all money paid. however
small the amount may he. How many
MISUNDERSTANDING arise from the loose
manner in which business matters are
talked up, and then. when each party
puts his own construction on the con-
versation. the matter is dismissed 10y
each with all right Frequently il
tourns out all wrong, and becomes Il
question for lawyers and courts. More
than half of the expensive and useless
litigation to the country could be saw
cd if the people were in the habit
of putting their agreements in writing.
Each word has its own peculiar mean .
ing. Maybe the change OF its position
in Il sentence conveys an entirely dit.
lerent ideas are fixed and unclastic.
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MAJ. CHAs. II. SHRISER has returned
from the West to his old home-Mif-
tlinburg- he will doubtless pass
the rest of the days allotted to him.
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IINEoUrON.S > NOrlCE--Lcttors
~ tr.t1nouttry "a tho estate oi Peter Gray.
IUl ltto ui Mc.t Perry Iuwu.hip. Snyder
Co.. Pa, lcrl lt,N u.ru granted 90 Ito under
signed. Al porauua knowing Themselves iudrIt.
uI 80 said estate wit ulu1sr mako immediate
luy ucut whllc tAn-r having claims ayptust said
estate VIII Vtc.clt them inr scttlcm ~ to
SOLOMON GKANRlIL.
March a., 1871. Executor.
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So far the indications are in this
vicinity that the potato bugs will do
no harm this summer. Hope it may be
true.
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The farmers are already harpiuy about
short crop of apples this fall. The trees
are short Of blossoms they say. IL may
be mere conf jecture, however.
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A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE.

"A Letters Decentralization on the estate OF
Peter Shrotilor, decd. late of Adams twp, Soy.
der County. Penna., having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing them
make Immediate payment, while those haying
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement 10 IL. L. SHREFFLER,
May IT. ieTrpi. Administrator.
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The time draws on apacc when good
little boys may be seen along the banks
of the creeks drying their hair in the
sun.
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A few shad are caught nearly every
day below the Shamokiu dam.
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PRIVATE SALE OF
XAEAsJ AEsgAEC
PROpERT TY

1--WE undersigned win sell his latc rcsi-
dcurc situate on Main street, the Bor.
ough Of Miillchurg, Snyder County. PA
This Is II dcsirabc property and was for.
mcrly kapwn Rs tho EAGLE HOTEL The
improvements comprise a LARGE nDU-
BILE FRAME HOUSE, SUMNER HOUSE.
LARGE SHED, lee HOUSE, anil other
outhuillings. An excellent well of water
nj the door. II is suitable for private
dwelling or a Hotel, unI located near The
ccntrc OF business.
Terms easy aud reasonable. For firih-
or patticulus call on or address
j. " OGNlG,
Watsoutown, North'd Co., Pa
Aug. e, 1876.
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The Standing Committee will mcet In the
Court House, at Miiileburg, on Tnesiav the
9th day of Nay (Conr, weet) at O'Clock. y. VI
a full attendance II requested, as business OF
importance will be tr ransacted.
JAMES MiDDLEswARrH.
q. y. MoyrR, Soc. Chairman.
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MARRIED.

April 20, hy the Rev. John X. Snyder, Mr..
y; Ronsh and Miss Lydia a. Garmap, both OF
West Perry Twp,
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Local News. &c.

ALL communications, business let.
ters &C.. for this office, to secure
prompt attention should be addressed
rs follows: TnE Posr, Mddloburg
Snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
communications &c. must be hauded
in 10y Monday noon, to secure iuser-
ton in next issue
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Amt. due Borough

|, Wm n. Beaver Chief
rurge's In ani for the Borough % Nidileburg
snyder county, aforesaid, DO certify that mo
inrgplng Is "A truo AMI correct statement OF tho
hnsncos OF tho said Borough Tor tbs yoIr 1870
AM up to April lst, 1877 TO the bc.t Of my
knowledge anl belief In witness whereof |
layo hoTeuntI set my han ! this "a day of April
1877, (signei.) WM. IL. BEAVER,
Attest Burgess.
:, :. sCuocm, Sec.
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GENp 25c to q r. RnwglL \ 60, New York
NstOr Pamphlet Ut 100 pi ge., ctIt.l.lu< lists ut
500 newspapers, aud oatilnItes showing co.t OF
Advertising. Mar. g,'-6ly.
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The Champion received Five Fret Premium
Ne ltl-, -uu-tputilt ltrd by az award ot Five ~
uIruu4 for ths nucst exhibition IN the hall. aud
.. corutSNI marlt iu the Grcut Sauoul fnld
Gritl held uLlrr tho auspices ~ TN" Centennial
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