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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-11-07
SNYDER COUNTY OFFICIAL

The election of Tuesday lust passed
ofrquietly, The Chairman Of the Com.
mittic WIN. II. Beaver left no stone
unturned lin fact in the history OF
Snyder County politics no harder and
more closely contested election Is of
record. But the Chairman did all
that could he done.
We rejoice over the result in the
State and more especially that we
have redeemed the Congressional dis
trict. Fisher goes to Congress, but
we do regret that Doctor Albert NJ.
SIN ith cannot represent us in the SEN
ate Of Pennsylvania Though defeited
he may well be proud of the vote he
aeceived in Snyder County.
Northumberland CO. with her vast
Floating population over came us.
We have lost our County Treasurer
and this because of local dis.ention.
Both were COOL men and too much
credit can not be given tho men who
carried the campaign through. The
. majorities were larger than for years
pat. We submit to the popular will.
The following is the table of votes &c.
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The following shows the number of
votes cast for the 0rcenback candi-
dates in this county
s. X. Mason, for Governor, received
1ji votes; Michael Steck, for Lieuten =
ant Gov. received 153 votes J. L.
Wright, for Sec. of Internal Affairs, re-
ceived l5J votes Daniel Agnew, for
supreme Judge received l6l votes
Robert l.csher, for Associate Judge re-
ceived 123 votes ]. w. Daugherty for
Congress received 138 votes w. Full.
mer. for Senator received 100 votes I;
J. ID. Bingaman and M. r. Woomer,
for Commissioners, the first received
254 and the latter ll6 votes (; M. l..
Hassinger, for auditor received 143
votes J. p. Sampsei, for Croner, re-
ceived 1874 votes.
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"0~ New and Ercriaaing Perfume !,
the best and cheapest perfume ever Of
fered to the public for perfuming wear
ing apparel, letter paper, etc. etc. II
Is everlasting, and gives ~ linen, letter
paper, and whatever else you may
wish. most refined and pleasant oder
IL placed In drawer. no matter what
be tho contents, IL will become redol.
ent in less than ~ minutes. Mailed
postage free, 70 any address on receipt
ri the price, 25 cents. Addfes. q. d.
LitchReld, LitchReld, Illinois, q n
please state what paper you saw this
notice In.
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Live Agents Wanted.

To sell DR.. Chase's Recipes; or In
formation for everybody, in every
county in the United States ard Cana.
d.ss. Enlarged by the publisher to CAS-
pages. II contains over 1000 house.
hold recipes and is suited to all classes
and conditions Of society. A wonder.
iul book and u household necessity.
IL sells at sight. Greatest Inducements
ever offered TO book agents. Sample
copies sent by mail, post paid, for $500
Exclusive territory gwen. Ayents
more than double their money. Ad.
dress DIR. Chases Steam Printing
House, Ann Arbor, Michis,n.
Oct, 18th, rs. Is, ".
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onSumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prsc.
tice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India missionary the for-
mula of a simple vegetable remedy.
for the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh.
asthma, and all throat and lung affec.
tions, also . positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thou-
sands OF cases, has felt II his duty 10
make It known to his suffering fellows.
Actu9ted BY this motive, and q desire
70 relieve human suffering, l will send.
Tree ofchsrgc, 70 all who desire II, this re-.
cipe, with full direction for preparing
and using, In German, French. or
EnglIah. Bent by mail by addressing
With stamp, naming this paper. w.
". shsrar. 14o P0wers Block. Roches.
eers New xoSks 4w.
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Dedication.

Dedication.
The st. Peters Evangelical Lutheran
Church of 'damsburG, Snyder %. Pa,
will bo ded, I'd to the service of the
Triune Got, ,~ the 10Th, OF Nov.
Services to be held, Saturday evening"
Sunday morning, afternoon ahd even.
ing, Communion on Sunday evening
There will be present on the occasion,
Revs. II. Ziegler do. J NJ. Ricmensny.
der, II. c. Shindel, s. q. Shannon, l
Irvine. J. +. Honcycutt and A. Ron,ig.
All are cordially invited to the feast Of
tledi,. tiou,
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Auditors Notice.

NHB undsrsIspsd having been appelstsd
i Auditor By the Orphans Court cf
Snyder Cqpaty ito exsmins cad report
upon ths shount claimed By creditors &s.
10 tbe sstats Of Jseeb Krsbs dse'd.. here.
By gives notice thas hs viii neas The par
ties Interested, ~ the 0eust ueA,s 10 The
Borough Of Middlsbure, On Nenday tLs
l6th, day ei Nevsnbss sszs, q 10 e'elesk
A. y. Of ssid day whsa cad where ssid
parties are rsqusetsd e s!ised.
o.. i.sA. ie1e. 3 - XsAisss.
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Crookins 10 not eon6nsd TO The Fros
Ponds. At this season almost everybody :
10 hosrse. TIE bleaiine Of distressed
lungs is heard everywhere. Why 10 THE.
when HALu's Hoxsv o. HoRuMouxp AM
TAs will cure Any cough, cold or horse,
noes To- 4e hours ; Sold BY ell Druggists.
Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure 10 MIA
ute.
burg, Pa.
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FIRST Snow. -IYednsday morning
last we had tile first xnow of the season.
Coal and Over-coats are in demand go
to Sol. Oppenheimer for . good. cheap
over.coat.
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e. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron

Il. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.
II has never been Known 70 fall IN the
cure Of weakness attended with symptoms.
indisposiiion 10 eXsrtion, loss Of memory
dificulty Of breathing, weakness, horror
Of disease, night swests, cold feet, weak.
uees, dimness Of vision, lsneour, uuiver-
sal lassitude Of the muscular system.
enormous appetite. with dyspeptic symp,
toms, hot hands, flushing OF the bod.
dryness Of the ekin, psllid countenanc.
and eruptions on the face, purifying the
blood. pain In the back. heaviness Of th g
eyelids. frequent hlask spots flying be fore
the eyes. with sufusion aud loss Of sight.
van, OF attention. e,c. Sold only In 81
hotties. Oct the genuine. Depot and
of,cc. $50 North Ninth st.. Philsdelpbis.
Advice FREQ. Ask for z. 2. Kunkel's Bit
Genuine sold only In 9t bottles.
Nervous Debility Nervous Debility
Debility, = depressed irritable state OF
mind, q weak. nervous. exhausted feel.
ing, no energy or animation, confused
head. weak memory. the consequences OF
excesses. mental overwork. This nervous
debility finds . sovereign cure in Z. r
Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron, Il tone,
he system, dispels the mental gloom aud
despondenoy, and rejuvinates the entire
system. Sold only In Si bottles. Ge,
The genuine. Sold BY all druggists. Ask
for 4. r. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron,
and take no other. Genuine sold only In
ot bottles or six bottles for s.. All I ask
10 . trial Of this valuable medicine II
will convince the most skep,iosl of its
merits.
Never Failing Worm Syrup.
e. r. Kuntel's Worm Syrup never fails
70 destroy Pin. Seat, and Stomach Worms.
DR. Kunkel 10 the only successful physi.
clan who removes Tape Worm In 2 hours
Head and all complete alive, and no fee
until bead passes. Common sense teaches
10 Tape Worms can be removed, all other
worms can be readily destroyed. Send for
circular TO DR.. Kunkel, $50 North Ninth
ST.. Philadelphia, Pa. or ask your Drug
gist for n bottle Of Kunkel's Worm Syrup.
Price 81 per bottle. II never fails. Used
by children or grown persons with perfect
safety.
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Henry 8. Freed Of Beavertown will
please accept our thanks for . bushel
of No. 1, apples. Henry raises none
but choice varieties.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored .


n Just published. . new edition Of
DR. CuLvsRwpLL's CELEBRATED
~ RssAy on the radical cure with
out msdioins) Of Sperm storrhGs or Semi.
nal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Loss-
%. Impotency, Mental and Physicsl In.
|eapacity, Impedimsnts 10 Marriage. etc. d;
also, Consumption, Epilepsy snd Pits. In.
dussd BY sslf.indulgsnes or sexual extra.
vaoAuoe, 10.
~Pries. In sssisd envelope. emily
six oents.
The celebrated suthos, In this Rsssy,
clearly demonstrates, from . thirty yssrs'
successful practice. that The alarming
eonssQusuess OF sslf-abuss nsy be rsdi.
eally cussd uoshout the dangerous use Of
istsrust medicine or the spplieatlea Of
ths knife peinting out mcds Of ssre q
snoe simple. certain. sad sGseaaal BY
neaas ee which every su9ssss, 20 matter
what hlo esnditlo1 nay bs may cure
hiaself ehssply. privately. end vsjsssIly.
~rhis Lecture shsuld BE- II ths
assts q every ysasA ssd every sss u
Sess ssAss sssi. b plsi. ssvs,sps. y
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G. Alfred Schoch has returned frovn
the Eastern Cities with q large and
we'll selected assortment Of Goods OF
ell descriptions which he is selling
oAecper than ever. Gall and sxamins.
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RuN-AwAy.-Emsnuel Schools sorrel
horse became frightened on Pine
Street and ran away spilling Mr..
Schoch.out Of the sulksy and hurting
his right arm. The sulkey was badly
broken.
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Dreese challenges Compitition. =
Boots and Shoes Specialty-Cheaper
than ever. You can buy Boots and
Shoes cheaper than at any place ia
the county. Go TO Dreeas for Boots q
Shoes.
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TEnRrBLH AccIDkNr.-Oppe penhelmer
y selling Goods atpanic prices In orr
der 70 raise money 70 20 10 PAlladsl.
phta 70 buy new goods. ~. a
: Ady.naads coat lor eano Go ed ~
sol. bslore BE- enssss in>e 1alsi1eay,
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E1.-Again the alarm Of fire is
heard in selinsgrove. The prompt.
ness of her Citizens defeat the nefarious
schemes Of the rogucs who would des.
troy property and ruin her enterprise
ing citizens. We dare not counsel
Judge Linch, ut a little rope would
do no hurt.
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TirusvILLe, Pa. December

TirusviLLs, Pa. December, 1873.
DEAs Sir 81 was troubled very muc h
With the backache which made me sick
all over (; II seemed to strike from my
kidneys to my stomach causing great
weakness. could not stoop to pick up
anything without leaning carefully with
my hand resting on my knee. I had oil
the symptoms Of female weakness. | 70,
your Barosma which relieved me In . lev
days, aud am comparatively we'll. and
] have recommended il 70 . number OF NV
friends and oil have beea benefited who
have used Il,
MAnr Mos7aoaERy,
West Pine Street. Titusvilic, Pa
Prepared by 4. K. rhompsea Titus.
willie, Pa.
For sale BY John A. Mostr, Middleburg,
IA.
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W,ghss Beard, Soap and DandrwA
Sonsponsd' forcec heavy ,fostachs o. o.
bssrd on the snosaAsst face In fren 90 70
90 days. u aeves hAils.- No possible 10,
s::ssi. :sss Z =. 80: ~. ( y. e. Rs;s ..s,: =:
Dasdrs6 asd pssvsat Bslissss. an
.ss sels sse.s fos lh!s compound. Per
pssseSe. less peie; - ee4es: Two pack.
~ q eeess. Addsse 9. ,. Litekasld,
Lsseeaeee tuleoss. !looeg eoats y whsa
|''ksA = * * j.. - '>'''''''-''' = =
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HBenjamiu F. Butler and Andrew G..
Curtin defeated. Butler stole spoons
and sold his party and the great War
Governor Andrew q. Curtin, for q
mess Of portage lost all. With sin.
gle dash Of his pen he buried u rep.
,utation which would have lived long
inter- his ashes had moulded in the
dust. Peace To his ashes Andrew.
you arc politically icre,nated. and
Benjamin r. Butler too. United we
stand divided we fall. Our country
first, last and all the time. States.
men take warning--the tidal wave
will surely overwhelm all in It's track
-
The Chairman of the Standing Com.
mittiee returns his sinccrest thanks
for the manner in which he was sup,
ported by the people Of the party.
-------
The Associate Judges O'Neil and
Schuck, in the absence Of the Hon.
J. c. Buchcr convened in the Court
house to cast up the votes. Calvin
Stetler aud DR.. A. M. Pf.hler were
sworn by jeremiah Grouse as clerks
The result is announced in another
colum of this paper.
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4 xx0VNS y PArior Organs, price tis0 ouiv
t9S Paper Tree, DANIEL h. BEATTY,
Washington, N. J.
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OK FANCY CARDS with name, Ioc.. Plain
~ or toli. $50 styles Agt's Outht 100.
HULL 4 CO., Hudson. N. Y.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-21
Those Humane Russ,ana

This story published by the Hungarian
newspaper the HON. is guaranteed to the
Pau Mall Gazette by a member of the Brit
ish consular service. The writer says:
During the few days that was at Fratesti,
numerous Turkish prisoners were continu-
ally brought in. They were only protected
against the cold by a few rags, and it would
have been better to shoot them outright than
to let them perish daily by hunger, as is
being done at Fratesti, where saw from
900 to 600 bodies of starved Turks, living
heaped one upon another. On a visit to the
hospital there, I had an opportunity of con-
vincing myself how horrible even the wound
ed Turks were treated. AS entered, about
thousand wounded prisoners raised them
selves slightly in their wet, cold beds, and
stretching out their hands, asked Of me
bread in the name of Allah. Moved at the
sight Of so much misery, I distributed
one hundred francs among the suf-
ferers, when the Russian guard over
whelmed me with curses and took the
money from them. When they began again
to cry out for bread, the hospital guard
struck several of them dead with the butt
end of his musket, whereupon the rest were
silent. The guard then asked me for money,
and, as refused to give him, he threatened
to shoot me, saying that was Turk, and
was compelled to give him SO francs. Here
at every step one sees the bodies of frozen
and starved Turks lying about as prey for
Dogs
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-21
LOOKING FOR a SIGN.
Searching Plough Factory and Findil
,Blpshing Damsel.

Searching Plough Factory and Finding
.Blpshing Damsel.
Sunday night as Officer Walsh on his rounds
was passing up sibley street, he observed
man stealthily moving about the store of the
Osseo plough company and peeping in at the
windows and key hole. The officer, in his &C.
customed polite and circumlocutory way, de-
manded, "What are you doing here?" The
man turned round and proved to be one Of the
proprietors. He told the officer that he was
suspicious of something wrong; he had seen a
man unlock the door and enter the building.
proprietor PROF. '' entered the a'' building, and
as they were cautiously going up stairs
they met George Higgins an employee, coming
down de with lighted lamp in his hand.
replied he was just loafng around
but was going home The three then went out
together, and George walked off. The prop
rietor, turning to the policeman, said you had
better keep the keys, think all is not right.
The policeman thought that a search of the
with commenced to make it. Again entering
the building, they went upstairs, searching
every apartment, without making any discovery.
At length they entered small room, fitted up
for sleeping apartment, and, to the discom-
future Of the bashful officer, who feared repe-
tition of his exploit with the two female
bathers, there was seen plump and blooming
damsel of King George type of beauty-fat,
fair, and forty just preparing to rest her weary
limbs upon the virtuous couch of bachelor
dom. Her hat was laid ON convenient table,
and her shawl rested upon ready chair. Her
hair hung in spare and scanty righteousness
about her ample shoulders. Unlike
a nymph surprised by satyrs, she
did not scare worth cent, and when asked
what she was doing, said George Higgins had
painting for her. A glance at the blooming
roses on her cheeks convinced the officer that
she was no novice in the art, and thinking the
sign" was plain for blind man to read, he
gallantly escorted the lady to Jessrang's hotel
Yesterday morning Judge Flint exacted $13 fol
the accommodation.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-21
FORT SWELLING BRIDGE.
The Commissioners Meet After L,
Rest.

The Commissioners Meet After Long
Rest.
A meeting of the Fort Smelling bridge COM
missioners was held yesterday afternoon at the
Office of Dawson's bank. There were present
Messrs. Cochran, Thornton, Lindeke and Daw-
son. Engineer Sewall was also present.
The subject of right of way was brought up,
and Mr.. Thornton said he had seen Congress-
man. Strait, who had told him that there would
be no delay in getting the right of way.
Mr.. Cochran said that from information he
had received, he had no doubt the right of way
will be granted, and he thought that the board
should save time by advertising for bids for
the masonry.
It was thought hardly advisable to advertise
before reply was obtained from Washington.
Mr.. Dawson and Mr.. Thornton thought it
would be better to delay for two or three days.
Mr.. Cochran said that it would be we'll to
telegraph to Messrs. Stewart and Mcmillan,
asking them to inform the board if there was
probability of the right of way and the appro-
priation being granted.
Mr.. Lindeke moved that the secretary tele-
graph as proposed. The resolution was car
ried, and the board adjourned till to-day at
4-3O p n.
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ADsenC ana not Young, Df8nOL, 0rOWn,
Dresbach, G. B. Giles and Valstad.
THE MATTER IN THE SENATE.
Friday, the 28th, the speaker announced the
following committee to impeaoh Page at the
bar of the Senate: J. P. West, J. NJ. Bowler,
j. c. Edison, H. ]. Brainard and Nathan Rich
ardson. This committee performed it's
duty the same afternoon, and the
Senate took initiative proceedings by adopting
a resolution introduced by Knute Nelson, for
the appointment of committee to wait upon
the Governor and inform him of the action of
the House, to the end that he might take such
action as required by the constitution and exl-
gencies of the situation. Senators Nelson,
Armstrong and Doran were appointed such
committee. The message of the House com
mittee was, on motion Of Senator ). 3. Gllhl-
Ian, referred to the judiciary committee.
March l, the House adopted resolution for
the appointment, by the speaker, of impeach-
ment managers, the speaker himself to be one.
The next day the speaker announced the fol-
lowing managers 8. L. Campbell, w. J.
Mead, J. P. West, Henry Kinds, Frank Morse,
and w. Fl. Teller.
March 4th, the managers presented impeach-
ment articles, ten in number, at the bar of the
Senate. The articles do not need to be speci-
fed as their nature fully appears in the finding
of the House judiciary committee. March 9th,
the Senate first organized as high court of
impeachment, held two brief sessions that day.
The next day it met and elected officers of the
court as follows: Chief clerk, Chas. w. John
son; stenograph reporter, G. n. Hilman; SER
geant-at-arms, G. NJ. Tously., May 7th, after
discussion, the fourth Wednesday in May
was fixed upon as the time for commencing the
trial, and on the next day authority was grant
ed for subpoenaing witnesses, ETC., and the court
adjourned.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

Resignation of the Secretary-Statist
Ordered Printed-The Standing Commit
tees for 1878.
At the Chamber of Commerce yesterday
morning the resignation of G. D. Gildllan as a
director was received and accepted.
The following letter was received from the
Secretary:
To the President and Secretary of the Chamber
GENTLEMEN: herewith tender you nv
resignation as Secretary of this Chamber, and
in SO doing allow me to tender you my most
sincere thanks for the kind and courteous
treatment both myself and deputy have re-
ceived, not only from the Board but the
Chamber at large in all our intercourse with
them. I have the satisfaction to leave you in
better financial condition than has fallen to
the lot of the Chamber since it's organization.
shall always be happy to serve you in any
capacity in which have the ability. Yours
respectfully, 81. ROGERS, Secretary.
On motion of Gen. R. w. johnson, the thanks,
OF the Chamber were returned to the secretary
and his resignation accepted.
Gen. Bishop moved that the committee on
statistics be instructed to prepare and print
the statistics of the city with the constitution
and bylaws added. The motion prevailed.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1878.
The president announced the following
standing committees:
Executive-H. H. Sibley, ex-oficio, d. r.
Noyes, Jr., W. L. Banning Pascal Smith, II.
P. Hall, B. J. Hodgson, D. W. Ingersoll, W.
Lindeke.
Statistics and Correspondence-H. P. Hall,
chairman, F. Driscoll, II. A. Castle, L. B.
Hodges, Ct. Hewitt, T. s. White.
Finance-F. Willius, chairman, E. J. Hodg-
son, j. B. Tarbox.
Mercantile-D. W. Ingersoll, chairman, G..
Gotzian, W. Lee, Jno. Mathies, D. R. Noyes,
Jr.. G. D. Strong.
Manufactures-H. Rogers, chairman, G. Got
zian, T. j. Barney, w. B. Dean, F. Driscoll 81.
A. CASTLE D. McCaine, L. B. Hodges, IT. s..
White.
Improvement and Transportation-R. Blake
ley, chairman, G. H. Bigelow, ]. w. Bishop, w.
B. Dean, w. R. Marshall, Hermann Trott, b,
Beaupre.
Lei islation-Jos Smith, IT., chairman, W.
L. Banning, J. B. Sanborn, w. P. Murray.
Parks-W. L. Banning, chairman, G. 81. Bige-
low, r. w. johnson, VIM. Lee, L. B. Hodges,
II. Thompson, E. E. Scribner.
After the board adjourned the executive
committe met and voted to move one door
above the present quarters, the rental to be the
same as at present. The committee also voted
to select w. D. Rogers as secretary for the en-
suing year.