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New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
rnE ELECTIONS TO BE INVESTIGATED.
VERSAILLES, Monday, Nov. -, l.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day NJ. Jules
Crew returning thanks for his election Permanent
President of the Chamber said he would strive 70 show
himself equal the occasion IA the same manner tie
Chamber by its moderation and hunno3s wolld know
how TO act up TO its responsibility guided b.
the admirable wisdom and viii OF TIE country.
Urgency was then voted for motion to modify the
standing orders so ~ to better enable the President to
r.pre-s .turjanccs during debate.
VI Albert Grtyy moycd ;te appointment Of a commit
Tee To inquire INTO election abuses. lie declared the
country expected condemnation Of the system Of oil
ca caudIatures ana he asked that urgency De voted
FOR his motion.
The Duke de Brogie. in the name OF the Government.
i,ported the demand Tor urgency. lie said he wished
liant 20 be- thrown the accusations aeainS; the Gov
e~1uruf Tho Ministry w0uil meet tie inquiry with
more din -tn dI the members ~ the Government
a.. t.p 4 . Oh ssp.,ubcr former OCCASION aithou-i'
sri,f- n % ia for more Impartial Jud-es tn~n
Cuuiuittcc ui iul my. . .... ,....t.. ..
Tr-cucv wa, voted. and the bu reaux Immediately ap
nom. ed = committee TO examine thr motion, VITA N y
irf t,-.v as reporter On resumption or tAe sdtLi-,
i COMMITTEES presented report, explaining Una me
sng. aimed at by tine notion responsible Tor clrr-
,i lu-o .rs these agents WHO are reco-nz'd a' re-
uli. ly The Constitution ami hot the PRESIDENT OF
ta, K-4uO .c whom tAe la" renters IRE sp'AaiDlt'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

mo V,nifeur say. Il II stutrd tnat PrtsItut MO
,r,ro hes declared that lac had ONLY To give sim and
.re Bonapartlsts would Immediately furnish him
with The elements necessary FOR forming vsor-
ON. Ministry bu. b. did not intend 10 govern
,.r ti..r means lie would not become the
.r,uIicc OF urdrrhand utrigue-. lie meant 10 select
,rIrv from the constitutional yroupS j. ths conri-
.,, -rfer, ,pt TAI ed ne would sign President Mae
lffp . moi vet opened negotiations for the formation
20 a. lncf buf has lrrady selected men whom he con
sidrrs capable OF fulfilling his programme.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

Advertisements intended for the i.sue % rH (
U'I,IkLY LIlBl ~ s4uua bs handed n before To-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28

Monthly advertisements, hayng lne run "
sba nanar inssfted every ether day TO he
nhsfaed twe. thirds the. eboys rates, ..an
Editofinl page m9nthly advertisements, each
square, s7e per month";
Rates ssr Advertising II tine Weehay New
Orleans Democrat.
Transient and general rates The same az tef
advertisements for the period Of enc month
IL. Iar,n fnllhtrni
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28

The "Louisiana case" has been before
the country some half dozen years,
that In the latest Louisiana case, for
there has always been q Louisiana case
ever sinee the land was frat settled.
Like wild and romping child, Louisi-
ana has ever been the cause OF trouble
and annoyance to whatever country
had IL In charge.
10 ruined Law and his bank and
would have hankrupted CroAet az we'll
II the latter had not dropped 1t. Under
French rule, the expenses Of the colony
were eome 100000 francs per year more
than the revenues. and about twice as
much under the Spanish dominion.
in fact. it was only when the govern
ment OF the State OF Louisiana was left
10 her own people that there was no
Louisiana question" to vex the mother
sYovGrnmsnt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28
povefnlllent

Everybody has been deceived. agree
ably disappointed in regard to the cotton
product or this season. Instead OF falling
behind that OF last season. the receipts
mp to date are over 10000 bales those
OF last year, and now bets are offered
that the total crop will reach four mil.
lions and half bales. The early frost
and freeze which, It was thought, would
destroy the stalks and cut off a large
portion of the hollis, produced the OPP
posite effects, and the gathering con-
tinued unexpectedly large. This enor.
NOUS agricultural product of an I'M
favorable season and with the great
disadvantages under which the cotton
States have struggled. ought to demon
strate to cur political foes at the North
the folly and recklessness of their
malignant course towards us. in OPP
posing every effort to secure to our Sec
ton the benefits Of good government,
OF peace, order and wholesome laws.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28

Since Nichols has been Governor one
office In this State has become an uh.
profitable one, and that Ia coroner, par.
ticulatly the coroner Of West Feliciana.
In the days when Kellogg ruled, That
office was one Of the best paying ones
tn the State, there was never lack OF
corpees and fees; but sinoe Kellogg
left ua, this has altogether changed.
During the four months since bis quail.
ileation, the Democratic coroner oil
West FelieianH has not made cent
and has not had q single corpse to cit
on.
Murder has been abolished III that
parish under Democratic rule, suicide
even haa ceased ,sinee the people can now
look forward to mere happy and pros
porous times ahead. and even accidents
with shot.gu and accidental drown
ings seem somehow TO have ceased al
together under this beneaeent rule.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28

| A Picture of THAT Statesman Drawn by
no EIattcring Hand.
lChieago Times, /

tChiesgo Times.1
Among other satisfying proofs that
that which goes by the name Of Demo-
cratic party Ia an emasculated nohen-
tity, incapable OF succession and unfit
to live In this practical world, is tho fact
that It's manager.in .ehief Ia a person oil
tho name and character OF Abram 8.
Hewitt.
Hewitt is q political humbug of the
first degree. Neither during the presi.
dency canvass nor since the contest with
fraud and conspiracy begun, has he
shown any of the faculties Of o skillful
general or an intrepid eampaigner. His
notion of the best way to overcome an
enemy seems to have been q good deal
like that of the famous Dutch Governor
of New Amsterdam who dispatched his
trumneter to Brighten away the aggres-
sive Wetherstield Yankees by means OF
q proclamation and q furious blast upon
his terrible wind instrument.
As a wind instrument, Hewitt proved
that he was "some.' As composer
OF magniloquent proclamations he was
great. He proved experimentally that
no man-at all events no Zach Chand-
ler--could string together more sono-
rous and sesquipidaltan words with less
sense In them than he could. No gen.
eral could open upon his enemy at
shorter notice or longer range with q
more noisy battery Of verbs, adiectives,
and other parts of harmless speech.
No general ever possessed q poorer
comprehension Of his enemy's strength
and plans, or u feebler faculty of
contemplating. Timid, hesitating,
not sure Of his own knowledge,
without visible atom Of audacity
in his nature, he was never equal to any
emergency, nor able even to take a
prompt advantage OF his enemy's most
serious blunder. A more utterly unfit
person for general-in-chief OF a presi-
Dental campaign 1t would not have
been easy to pick up. Why Hewitt was
chosen for a post so immeasurably be-
yond the man's faculties 1t Is difficult to
surmise. 1t is certain that a more in
capable party manager was never be-
fore intrusted In position requiring all
the organizing faculty. and strategic
skill. and comprehension of every part
Of wide field Of operations, and power
Of adapting means to ends, and bold
ness of design and steady intrepldity Of
purpose Of the highest generalship.
Hewitt is utterly unfit for a party
General. In fact, he would hardly make
a successful captain OF home guard.
As chief Of a campaign, John Charles
Fremont was hardly a more CONSPICUOUS
humbug than the timid and truculent
Hewitt has proved himself to be.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28

Lesiathan Hobbies, one OF England's
greatest philosophers, had favorite
theory that man was naturally of so
obstinate and eombative a disposition
that nothing afforded him as much de-
light as differing and quarrelling with
his fellow man. Hobbies theory has
been granted SO far as politics are con-
earned. Every free country Is bound to
have rival political parties, and, II there
are no issues to fight and quarrel over,
the politicians will invent them.
Texas is now In the anomalous eondi.
tion.of being without any issue of suffi-
cient Importance for her people to
sQuarely divide on or honorably quarrel
about; in fact, there is nothing on
which rival political parties can be
built up and brisk political campaign
organized.
Most of the other Southern States
seem to be in the same hopeless condi-
tion. The people of Arkansas were so
hard-up for good campaign issue, last
election, that the dog tax was seized on
Ms the new issue; but. now that the
Legislature has abolished that tax. and
with it that issue, the politicians will
have to invent something else to quar-
rel over.
This unanimity. this lack OF politics.
liz now almost universal throughout the
South. Our State alone II free from it,
and luxuriating in the usual, or rather
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28

Important to sugar planters. ses Trouard's
advertisement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28
.nvunrtstNt. nArHs~.pA1hs.

transient advertisements u per squire Ite r
lines Of solid aRatel iltst ipaeftiqnl ee eehos
= arh aubseauent consecutive insertion. 4.
Wants, no lient, For Sales and LOAF 9TH INK. ~
yartisattenta 10 cents line net easli. SOLO mee
a,re, None taken at less than 20 cents. ..a.tn
Adyattiaamsnia for the period OF one mohh
nd ennsf, % fpllewai. ... "a .a..ta !. i... .,t
Editorial Notices. In Edieor,as Vpe' Wv oeh's
nna, net
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28

more than the usual, amount Of poll
Ties but IL Ii believed that we will fall
into the same apathetio and united eons
dition a. soon ny Packard and bis gang
cross our borders and enjoy rest after
sixteen years OF pretty steep politics.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28

BuRNETT's FLAvoRINs ExrRAcTs.-TAe supers
orssy Of these extracts consists IN their pe,Jec
psi-stg and great strength They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and ac,ds which en-
ter into the composition Of many Of the fictitious
fruit flavors now in The market. They are not
only true to their names, but are prepared from
centrated that comparatively ANAL quantity
only need be used.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28

Staab comes again to tue front. this time with
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly Tor March, Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, The New York
Dispatch, The Nation and the Union. Frank
Leslies Monthly is full Of most inters sting mis-.
cesneous reading and beautiful epgravings.
For further particulars apply to Straub, at Gold
thwaite's bookstore, on Exchange Alley, near the
corner of Canal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-28
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
YERMs or THE PAPER
ssz14-z
attuaf,nIrTIthN t,A,rMs.

nArJ,Y ,pebiished every evening md Sunday
mefninHl per ahnnti sios anu Nv saihe 'a'o hsfe'
veWekEktE M published every Hatutdav, morn
ia,, nor ant,um pa and at same iats hastA
vnarlr and quarterly,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03
Decoration Oay.

PHILADELruIA. April 26.-.G ovcrnor
Hartranft rs Commander,in-c -ch ief of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, has issued
the following general order
HEADouARrsRs GRASD Amy or THE
RgpuBLic. PniLADELpnIA, April 20. 1877
lin accordance with the annual custom
Wednesday. May Both. will he observed as
the memorial day in commemoration OF
our dead comrades. II is fitting that we
should turn aside from our acoustic ON ed
pursuits TO do honor to those who have
given the strongest testimony Of pa trioiic
devotion and n general Observance OF the
day though the active participation OF he
members Of societies. the children Of tho
various schools and the citizens gen orally,
is earnestly invited.
Every effort should he lie TO mark the
last resting place Of each soldier and sails
or, and we should also remember with ten
derness those who died away from home
aud kindred, and now rest in distant or
unk nowG graves.
Each post shall be the judge Of the man.
ner in which IL may best perform this du.
~, but concert OF action should DO had
wherever practicable. Wherever there
are no posts Of the Grand Army to lead
in the good werk, the commander In -chief
Ia behalf Of their surviving 90 inrsdes,
asks the ciii1eDs TO take steps to doco ratio
the graves Of the gallant dead. aud secure
proper observance OF the day.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03

A terrible accident occurred at r. s
Shaw's ore bank on the Big Ridge
about three miles west oftown, on Mon
day ut noon n week. by which two
young men were severely if not fatally
hurt. William Carr and John Myers
a son of Daniel Myers, while descend.
ing rs usual i'll the ore bucket after
dinner, it struck projecting piece ol
timber, fitting and unhooking it, and
both fell to distance of sixty feet on Il
rocky bottom. Myers sustained com
pound fracture of leg, had his shoul-
der dislocated. and a three inch cut in
the head, while Carr suffered severe
conclusion, one broken rib and a sim
liar cut 20 above in the heai.-Lepis.
torn Gazette.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03

Cloverseed thieves have been at
work between Freeburg and Richield.
Some time ago Fred. Rathion near
Richiield, we are told, purchased two
bushels for which he paid about sl7.-
90, and put it in his barn. He hired a
man to help sow il. and when they
went to the barn in the morning to get
the seed it was gone. Last Saturday
or Sunday night week two bushels OF
cloverseed also disappeared from the
barn for b. b. Straub near NJ. Pleasant
Mills, which he will have to replace
10y buying. and will cost him prabably
$500 Times 81 uh.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03

DowS on TRAMPs.-Judge Hendcr-
son Of the Dauphin and Lebanon dis.
trict, is not disposed to treat the no.
made nuisance with much leniency.
Their petty depredations and acts o.
terrorism in Lebanon county has beer
brought to the Judicial notice SO free
quently of late. that when a souad
we're recently convicted Of larceny, he
in passing sentence, addressed them
thus This system of going through
the country begging and stealing in-
discriminatory must be broken up
The sentence of the court this time
will he solid one, Int rest assured
that if any Of you will appear before
me again, / will give you the full ex'
tent ofth law"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. IT IA q
seventh annual convention 6f the Sny.
der Co. Sunday School Association
will be held at Adamsburg, Tuesday,
May 10Th. 1877.
Tho Vice Presidents, who have not
already done so. will please send me at
once reports of the schools in their re.
spcctive townships.
J. A. M. ZIEGLER.
Sec'y for county.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03
A Youso GlbL's SING uLAn ArrLiorIos. :

A Youso GIBL's SING uLAR ArrLIcrIoN. -
From the Reading (Pa.) Eagis A CORES,
pondent Of the Eigte gives u startling nc.
count ola very singular phenomenon wit
messed in young girl residing three miles
oyer the hills from Ephrata-S Drs. Beck
and Je.ome reported the facts. She is a
daughter Of Edward Hyot, and is in her
ihirieenth year Upto within two weeks
ago she appeared perfectly healthy, but
recently . strange aud mysterious afec.
ton has SEIZED old VI her. She has
gradually increased 10 size TO an alarming
extent. From her feet to her head her
limbs are swollen, aud she appears nearly
twice as hsavy rs she was two weeks ago,
when tha fact is she Is much lighter. Her
skin 10 drawn very tightly over her flesh
aud II more resembles an inflated blad-
der than ANYTHING else, The poor child
suffers little pain. but shs 10 deeply morli-
fed At her shocking appearance. None Of
her clothing ats her. aud she feels ~
light as Q feather. Aa experiment was
made In = bath.tub allied with warm VA.
Ter. aud she actually aoatsd like . life
prsssrvsr. Her entire body 10 putfsd, and
her cheeks aod limbs sse.n swollen spd
ready 10 burst. When the euiiels 10
puastursd With . silver needle cir escapes
10 puds, aud In this mannsv the skin 10
prevented frsm bursting. II isseuot drop-
~. The pAtisnt says she feels light ..
cough 70 dy. and ~ the case II . mys,ery
20 ths ph ysioiansit IL intended 10 take hi
4 gbIlsds lPAis II 1xaalaAlIqh
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03
Jury LIsT-MAY TERM 1877.
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Besver--rsaac Auranj, VIM. II Coiman,
Jacob Greenhoe.
Beaver west--Tobias Becker, George
Lambert, Ner d Miidlesworth.
Chapman--Abel IIerold, John @ KreitZer
Joseph Young.
franklin--George Guyer, Andrew Kratser
Jackson--william Sholly, Samuel Y VAL
ter.
Middlecreek--lIeury N wetzel.
Monroe-John Hartman, George thinner.
man.
Penn--Perry jarrett, George J Schoch
William II Snyder.
Perry-E d Ileint zelman.
Selinsgrove--yonas Rouch.
Wasbipgto Adam Garman Jr., II Il
Meyer, Abraham Wertx.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03

Given Away A. A Special Premium 30 the sub.
scrib-rs ofthia paper. silver RIods furnished
under this Premium Proposition Are from tho
well known And reliable Uaion silver Plating
Under A very favor Able proposition from thu
Absss well known house. All regular patrons of
shih pApsr can secure usvfnf And BE- Autiful, A
we'll Asvery valuable Premium, Ia the sh pc Of
A handsome set OF H. xtra Plated silver
spoons, warranted equal TO the bcst Artlcl. of
the Kind sold 10 this country Cor - per sat, Aud
In addition, each spoon will b, handsome
~ snSravsd wish your iAonoYram tni-
All who are entitled TO receive th,, elegant
and useful Premium can do 90 on CONF plane,
With the following conditions ;--Seni your
youv express once, to the Union silver Plating
Company, Tot Chestnut 81, Phllad'a. Pa, to-
Esther with the following Promium Coupon,
anu ineiose with you order IS cts. to pay cost
OF ensr.ving your initials cypress charges box
tug, aud packing, and you VIII receive by re-
turn eRPrsu tor matt, n you have no express
ofice) full set Of extra plated Silver spoons,
FREQ OF Aay charge. All express and packing
ehargesare eovsrei BY the rs cts. and the spoons
will bs delivered to You freo, Ii you do not de-
sire 10 have the spoons en- srsvei, you are nly
required TO sead o. cts, to pay expressAge aut
boring. The coupon must IN all Gases DO sent.
70 tadicats hat you are entitied to this pro.
nisn, - this very liberal oifor 10 Dot eX tended
90 any one - no 10 not = patron OF this paper.
The retail prios OF this soi OF spoons 10 ti0J ~
the following iettsr will show.
OssIcs OF ras UsIos siL,sR PLATING Co.,
PuiLAD'A., PA.
We assure Ali Subscribers that the good, con.
that the ususi retail pries tor II m is 81 90 per
set. Our lowest price - jobbsrs 10 tas " psr
dosen sets, aud We viii IN no case retail them
OF ssy prize, OF ssnd them IN siugis sets to any
one who does not seni tAs requirei Coupon,
shoviuK thAt the esnd,r Is patron Of this pa
per. ts,oS StLvsH PLarIsa 90.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03

SAD nr,rU. The Lsnc,s ter Examiner
and lXpress says Mrs. S. A. NJ, or, o
Sunbury beautiful woman of 35 year.
came here week before last. accompanied
by her husband, to have an ovarian tu.
NOR removed by Lincaster's skilled aud
renowned surgeon. DR.. John l.. Alice.
She came only 81 tho last NON -nt--when
there was no hope--ani when she Ind
been so utterly reduced and Frustrated
that the question of her death was one OF
Of hut brief time at best. she was taken
to Mrs. Dr.. Wilson's where, in the pre-.
sence Of number OF Lencaster's medical
men the operation was performed. The
operation was an entire success. and the
tumor that was removed weighed 4;
pounds; hut the lady had a complication
of diseases. and died on Saturday, follow>
ing despite the best efforts Of the surgical
aud medical skill.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03

II we only knew him, wo would do
the handsome thing by the paragraph
ist who indited the following :-"hali
the fools in the United States think
they can beat the doctors at curing the
sick two thirds of them are sure they
can beat the minister preaching (; and
all Of them know they they can beat
the editor running the papers,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03
go -
1 @ s
The Watch has been Dra,cn
No. l08 Got the Watch

David Seilor, Proprietor, ofthe Free.
mount House, Mt. Pleasant Mills was
the lucky person.
According to announcement. In our paper
the drawing for the watch by ticket hold
ers, offered by wcis n Oppenheimer came
off on Saturday the 2sth ult.. with the
above result. Wcis 4 Oppenheimer al.
ways live up to their promises. ani by
doing so. have established u large trade
Ia the Clothing Business.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03

DIED.

Iu Sciinaxrove, April "a. Mrs. sarah Albert,
reject OF jacob Albert, aged 50 ysars and
months.
In West Perry. April 3, Jonas Dorr, aged ~.
and lm.
At Burr Oak, Michigan, April 7, Hphraim
Hackmsu formerly OF Adansburg, Snyder 90,
aged about years,
April "a in Washington I wp., Of Pneumonia,
George Edward, son OF Jose ph and Annie Mar.
tin, aged year, months aud q days.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
rNH i undersigned. Assignee OF

TH Il undersigned. Assignee OF
l. Harrison Brousc fot the be neft Of creditors
&c, by virtue of an order issued out Of the Court
ot Common Pleas Of Snyder county, viii expose
to Public Sale, on the premises at kratzer'ilie,
On Thusi'y, Nay 17th, 1877,
at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. the following described val.
uablr Real Estate, to wit; a lot Of ground, con.
tiining nifty four perchcs, strict measure, situate
IN krstlervillc, Snyder Ca, pa. whe rcon arc
erected n NEW TWO-STORf BRICK HOUSE
aud other improvements; Rounded North by
Public Road and land OF Henry Btousc, SEN.
West 10y 10, OF Jacob Kline. South by School.
house lot and E,st by lot tho Asst enor, also q
TWOSTORY STORE HOUSE, and other out.
buiilings, on q lot Of ground situate as aforc.
said. bounded North by Public Road and lot Of
David Hermin, south by above described lot,
East by Church lc', containing Three Perch.s.
CoSDtrIoSs-2o per can't when the property
IL struck dowu-ono half on the lTth day of Oc.
tnber 1917 aud the balsnc- ON the lst day VI
Aprii lSf. when Decd or Deeds will be delivered
to tho purchaser. Possession given Ortober 18th,
1871 GEORGE u. BENrER,
April 20, 1877. Assigueo.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03
L. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron

II has never been known to fail In the euro o,
weakness attended with symptoms, indispo.i.
tion TO exerti0n, loss Of memory, difnculty Of
breathing, weakness, horor OF disease night
swoau cold feet, weakness. dimnes Of vision
l,nguor, universal lassi'ude OF tho muscular
system, enormous appetite, vita dyspsptic,
ness OF the skin, pallid oountenancs and erup.
tions on the face, purifying tho blood, pain Ia
the back, heaviness OF thu eyolids frequent
black spots hyins before the eyes, with sufuslon
only in " bottles. Get tho genuine. Depot
and oHice, 25J North Ninth st, Philsds lphia.
Advice free. Ask for e. =. kunkei's Bitts 2
Vino OF Iron, and take no other make Genu,
Inc sold only in Al bottles,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-03
Centre Township Finances.

4 UDIT0RS' Statement OF Township
hexpenses OF Ceutre township for the
year ending April 9. 1877
Supervisors Accounts.
Geo. IIrnsu Supervisor for year
ls7G.77. Dr..
To amt Of his duplicate s393 ~.
Bal. due tp. at former settlement - 10