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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-15
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher

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tld tn sal y . tIelr clothing, and hat il
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Daniel F. Beatty
PIANOS ani ORGANS.
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DAM. L +, BEATTY.
decl .dly Washington, y. J
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FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

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the only physician that has ever made TIM,
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we will gasranter n permanent cur. II
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NO. 3O4
DR.. PIERCES'
STANDARD
REMEDIES.
NATURAL SELL CTIoN.

Are not advcI,ized as "curc-als, "but are speci,
les IN the diseases Tor which they aic recon-
lncnded
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b. an Immense practice, extending through
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.tI@H iApu7,lnd ease, OF tho c Ill egse. peculiar
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To dc izlInle this natural s)ecillc compound.
have n.mul IL '
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dysgolNi s. biicu.
uGrreT, victims 0
, .eycr and ugue, In
nlecuriai diseased pa
dent, now they rcco'
cr d health, Cheerful.
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IA i5arelay Bros. will supply trade In
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NOTICE,


Public notice is hereby gwen that we, the I'm
dersigned, have this y formed n partnership
tor tho purpose ofpricticing our r. sp-ctive legt
professions The siye OF the firm 'hall lie
MULkEY & SEEK. S I'D partn. roh p shall not
extend he ~ minal practl e. We respectful y
soclta sh lie Of the legal busnes e, which. t Ell
trusted to our care, shall receive careful nd
prompt attention. WILLIAM NuLKfy,
ANGUS LEX.
Dated this 3lst day oil December, A. u 1877
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance OF a judsmesi Of McCracken Gem
mon Pleas Court rendefc, at its September Term
ls77 in the action o J II rerle'l's Admins ira
tor pl rintil asanStJ IL. Terrell heirs, etc, de-
PENDANTS W Il %
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The fleet steamer
IDLEwILD

pen HOWARD Master
w AhoAAs. Clerk
Leaves Cairo every SATTIROAN.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-30

elected to ill the President Julge.
ship for ten years. He was again
nominated in 1872, receiving the
vote of both political parties aud
was re elected for ten years. Last
year ho was the unanimous choice Of
the Republican Convention. at Har-
risburg, for the Supreme Judgeship,
but was defeated by Judge Turnkey.
Judge Sterritt is man Of splendid
physique and judge at all times
cautious and dignified.
Senator Aaron X. Dunkel candi-
date for Secretary Of Internal Affairs
is a native OF Lancaster, and was
born in 1897. He learned printing
in Lancaster. and in 1856 obtained a
position in Philadelphia as compost
tor on tho DAlIy PENNSYLVANIA. thon
edited by John w. Forney. Here
ho held cases for six years, until the
breaking out Of the rebellion when
ho was among the first to peril his
life for his country. He went all
through tho rebellion, spending al
most year in Libby prison. After
the close Of tho war he was employed
by Col. Forncy on the PREssfor sew
eral years. In 1867 he, with several
of his fellow.workmen embarked in
the publication Of the SUNDAY RGpUB.
Lie, now one of the best republican
papers in tho State Senate.
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General Hoyt at Home.

SCRANTON, May 17.-Goneral henry
NJ. noyt, tho Republican nominee for
Governor of Pennsylvania, acoompa-
MED by delegation of 200 from his
native county of Luzerne, arrived at
his homo in Wilkesbarre, yesterday,
aud was given and enthusiastic re-
ception. 10 was met at tho depot
by large crowd, and welcomed in
warm terms on their behalf by Gar-
rick NJ. harding, President Judge Of
tue county, who spoke in praise OF
the declaration of the convention in
favor of II protective tariff. General
Hoyt made n happy response, and
Maj a. Wilson Norris of Philadel
phia, in congratulating the people of
Luzerne county on the choice of
their favorite, said, he was not the
candidate of any ono person or ring,
but OF the entire Republican party.
The procession passed through the
principal streets of tho city, aud ev-
erywhere the General was hailed
with enthusiasm. The houses along
the routo were gaily decked with
banners aud bunting, and the Dem
ocrats We'd with the Republicans in
celebrating tho occasion. The Wy,
oming Artillery fred a salute on tho
river bank. Whom the party halted
before Gen. Hoyt's residence there
was au immense throng cheering
Justify, and speeches were made by
Gen. Mccartney, OK. District Attor-
ney Farnham, and others, eulogistic
of the nominee, and prophesying his
election.
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What A. K. Mcclure SAYS.

An editor ial in tho Philadelphia
Times says /:
"Those who dream that Colonel
uoyt will be easily vanquished in
the coming battle are but idle
dreamers. He is personally popular
and deserved ly so. NO is intelligent,
manly and has no common share OF
creditable attributes. he was gallant
soldier, and outside Of the single
issue Of q widely hated rule that has
favored him he has every element OF
popular strength. II he shall COM
mand the united and cordial support
Of the voters who cherish sincere
devotion to Repub licanism, he will
prove to be the most available can
didste Of all those named for the
position" .as.
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When the Electoral Commission
was selected to decide upon the
Presidential question, ii was looked
upon as democratic measure, and
was 50 supported by large majori-
ty Of the democrats in both houses
The Electoral Commission decided
that hayes was tho President, and
this decision was considered final.
But this decision did not please the
hot headed leaders Of the democra-
cy, and they have passed q resolution
for the appointment Of commit tee
to make partisan investigation of the
election in Florida aud louisiana,
but refused to extend the investiga-
ton into mississippi and Oregon
The democracy are willing to Mexi.
canize this government when they
fail TO carry the election. Defeated
in their attempt to dismember the
Union by their armed treason from
1861 to 1865, they now propose to
throw the nation into anarchy and
confusion and destroy the CONNER
cial and industrial interests Of the
people rather than submit to the de-
cision Of a tribunal of their own maxi
ing. Are the people Of this nation
rea ly for an anarchy and revolution I
Will such le,ders be supported by
the people who love their country
above party. The harrisburg Tele-
grph vol says that the efforts now
making in Congress to reopen the
electoral vote count is o mere subter
fuge to excite the rancor and arouse
the desperation of the co untry. It
is pander to tho unsettled condi-
tion Of the industries O covert in
vitation to the mob to assume the
direction of public affairs, and unset
tie what the organic and statute
laws have equitably adjusted more
than o year ago.
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Candidate Cards.
Congress-.
Ed. POsT


whorcas. II Is our right to be rep.
resented In the Congressional CONTEST by u yea
tlcmin sclcct0 from tho ranks OF the RcpublI-
can party OF snyder county whu Is kuo~n to
be ilen;incl with tao prin;iple. AMI policy
oi tho pltty-dcyotcl 10 the host interests Of
the pubic-hrin andunSsy.ring In party fesl.
N-bOun by an uusworylny devotion 10 his
county AMI all her interosts-ot unquestiona-
Tie iGtcgrity-iIir Intelligence and good lulg-
ment wo do therefore respectfully rocomm md
the brave gallant AMI herOis soLDlRR, Coz.
WILLIAM IA AyDINH, OF Perry townsh Up,
to represent Little snyder" as hor choice in
the coming Conference tor % Congressional non
ors. NOtwiiLtlnllns political reyerses {; aud
altho ugh hi choice arc not always the nomi.
neos OF tho party, yet when nomiaations are
made no ono Is to be found who works m1 70
earnestly Tor success thai he does. Coi. Narl-
Ing Will merit and mlpi the respect oi the
representatives Of the whole district. Repub.
lieans let "a, uuite aud give tho Col, who was
never scared at shot and she'll, su;a a vote At
tho Primary rs will convince him that polit.
cal volcano has "bustei" around and about
him which will make his political knees shake
like IN aspen leai through sheer surpIi,e.
PENN.
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Thomas McCamant, chief Clerk in
the office of the Secretary Estate, is
one among the most active, energetic,
efficient and accommodating business
men un Capitol Hill. 1t has been ru.
mored that he will be appointed Dep
uty Secretary. Move on up Mr.. Nc,
and at your leisurc-bctwcen business
and ploasure--aecept our thanks for
prompt attention to personal business
nluttprl
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing articles have been purchased by
the undersigned, at Constable's sale and
left In the possession Of II. II. Dollinger
during his pleasure. All person 8
are hereby cautioned not TO Interfere or
medd.e with the same, viz Cooking
stove Pipe and utensels, one Corner Cup
bord. ono half dozen Chairs, one Clock ID
Crooks, one Bucket, one Bench 60,
May 23d. '78. HENRY D0LLINGE r..
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Sheriff.

To the Republican voters OF Snyder county.
We respectfully recommend william n Bea-
Yer, OF Midlleburg, as asuitable candidate for
the nomination at the comiug Primary Flee
tion, for the office OF SHERIFF. Mr.. beaver isa
Republican OF unquesuonable ndelity to the
party and has contributed largely to Its sue.
cess. He Is good business man, faily compe-
tent for the position; and hts even temper,
mid ana anable manners are q sufficient guar.
necessary oppression, Of sound integrity, good
moral character, competency, favOrabiy know
and largely connected, his nomination would
give strength to the ticket at the General
Election. CITIzRAs or BEAVER,
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Hon. John Il. Linn, late deputy, has
been appointed Secretary of State in
the stead of Col. NJ. $. Quay who has
been appointed Recorder in Philadcl.
phia.
Mr.. Linn il gentleman Of fine
ability and prompt ~ an officer. His
ailability and pleasing manners make
it pleasant to transact business, with
him, pertaining to his Office. Higher
honors and positions of trust are in
store for him.
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Hon. H. G.. Fisher Senator from
Huntington county, is being urged as
II candidate for Congress. Mr.. Fishers
unLlemish cd record, irreproachab.e,
private character, unques,ionable abili-
t. and tried integrity loudly recommend
hinns suitablstn available person To
represent this district in Congress. We
are not informed TO any certain ty
whether he will be candidate,
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ED. OF THE PosT Z:

Please, announce TO tho
Republican Voters OF Snyder county that Dan
iei Diefenbach, Of Penn township will be .
Candidate at the primary election for tho office
already SER sd In that capacity . number Of
years with entire satisfaction to the whole
County. and n his name should be put on the
ticket and he DO reelected, be Will continue
to discharge the duties OF the said ofice with
hdelity and to tho best interest OF the people.
OLD BEAVER.
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Middleburg, Aprllii. rs


Announce samuel ". Yoder, OF
Middlecreek. as a suit able candidate for nomi-
nation to the oafce OF Associate Judge. M.
loder IL IN the prime OF lfc-an lnte lllg ent,
active business man-cScelient moral and so
cial qualities aud In every way comp etent to
oil the Office With credit 70 himself and his con.
stituency-is u sound republican and is resi-
dent but short distance from the county seat.
We submit the matter to the Rep ubiicaus Tor
their decision at the coming Primary eicct tion,
believing that his nomination Will add strength
to the Ticket. WEST BEAVER.
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Ed. PosT
' we take pleasure IN recon msna,nv

We take pleasure 10 recon msnding
to the Republican voters OF Snyder county for
nomination and reelection the Hon. Charles
Miller, present member Of the House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes. For industry. perseverance, and
close attention TO his oifcial duties hc has won
the esteem OF his fellow members as well as the
higher oncials at tho state Capitol lie deyot-
cd himself to the Interests OF the Common
wealth. and especially to the interests OF Sny-
der county. Courtesy to the gentleman and
the Interests Of tho party would sntitlo him to q
renounlnatihn and election, bocauss he Is now
familiar with his duties and will 10 better able
to servo his constituency. BEAVER,
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YESN

Mn. EpIToR.--PicAse announce the cand COY
Of John Romig Of Penn township for the oitoe
of COUNTY CoMMtsstoNKR. He has served one
term With credit to himself, aud to the great ad-
vantage Of the people. Never be'ore were the
finances OF the county In . hotter condition, and
"s .mn,,s ,.,.sn',h,e, =, ., n'n n,a.
personal attention given to every bill presented
10 tho Comm ssionors for approval, aud In the
economy enforced by example. Republican
John Roinig. Penn.
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Legislature.
Mr.. EDITOR

MR.. EDITOR;
Please publish the nams Of Captain
T. W. Honman OF Union Township, as q can.
didste for legislature. iIo Ia an Old ani tried
soldier, n capable, and energetic, business man
who u elected, win be asle to represent, the
people OF Snyder County, with honor and
credit. REPUBLICAN
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EDIToR Posr :

EDITOR POST
Announce ID. Bolender as Q candi
date for nomination for the important Ofiioe OF
Sherin. Mr.. Boendor Is we'll and favorAbiy
cd offcer--and sustatns y reputation for good
ness OF heart and efhcial lenieucy " hieh very
few officers possess; His vigorous efforts In
behalf Of the party have always been attended
ence is strength to the party and, II, nominated
he will leave no stone unturned which woul,
secure victory in the fall campaign.
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For County Treasurer.

Tho undorsigned would resp ectfuliy annoupce
himself ~ . candidate for the non'uaifrn OF
county Treasurer at The ensuing Republican
Primary Election Of Snyder County.
ROBERT SMITH.
Troxelviiic, Ps.
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Mn. EpIToR please announce me through
tho columns Of your paper, as q candidate tor
County Commiss oner subject to tho action OF
the Republican voters At tho eusuins Primary
Election. Phillip Kinney.
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Troxelvillc, Pc.

Tho undersigp,d would respectfully an
nounce himself to tho Republican voters Of Sny.
der county, asa coli d l,te for nomination for
the once Of County treasurer at the ensuing
Primary Election. HENRY BROWN.
Free eeburg Pa.
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Associate Judue.

We beg leave to present to the Republican
voters Of Snyder county the name Of Henry
smith Of Beaver township, as u suitable can.
MANY voT HQa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-30

Mr.. Ep.-Please announce me as q candidate
for tn, oilce OF County Auditor, subject to the
action OF the Republican voters at the ensuing
Primary election.
J.R. KERLsR.
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County Auditor.

Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE announce me as q can
didate for the once OF County Auditor, subject
to the aoti5n OF the party at the ensuing Pri-
mary Election, N. u. MiDpLEswARrH.
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Mr.. POsr.

Calvin y. SeehoId rs a candidate
for the nomination 10 tho office OF County Com.
missioner. He Ia = young man Of integrity,
competency, and has good war record, Middle.
creek should DO represented. VorsR.
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ED. PosT

We, citizens ofMiddIecreek. town.
ship, recommend Tor nom nation, Tor tho offce
Of Com nmissionor, at the next Republican Pri.
mary Election, Morris Erily, OF Franklin.
Mr.. Erdly I. an Industrious, economical and
intelligent farmer aud II elected. will take good
care oi tho financial Interests Of tue county.
MIpDLECkREk,
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Please lot your readers know that
] am candidate for the ofiice OF Assoc late
Judge-subjrct to the action Of the voters at
the coming Primary Election.
Jso. Y. sRISpBL-
MiddIebuyu mil II '-a
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SfR. PosT
SAY 10 the Rep sbrican voters thu

Say 10 the Rep sbfican voters that
0eorpe W. Row, OF Monroe, 10 . candidate for
pomli all n to ths ONCE OF Treasurer. at the
coming Primary Election. The hnanoes Of the
county were we'll managed during hts term Of
offco. fev years ago. and he acquitted him
self as competent spd worthy oficcr.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Ed. Posr.-

Announce Ferdinand Sones, OF
Chapman, asa candidate for nonl nlnati0n to
tho once Of County Commissioner. Mr.. sones
n nominated and elected viii make . court.
cous, obliging md e,hcicnt otrcer. He doserv.
es tho nomin alton on account OF hls ndelity to
the -locoilty-and sterling good quail.
ties OF head and heart.
MANY RgpUSLIcAxs.
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ED. Post.


Samuel Meyer. OF Centre, is 9
candidate for Commissioner. lie IL sn honest,
upright man, q good firmer--an intellIget citi-
zen-and Will take good care of tho Pub,ic In
terests. PENNs.
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Please announce John Meyer
Ately OF Adams twp, nov OF Mii'ieburs rs =
candidate for County CoInmirsiOner. Mr..
Meyer IL an excellent citiSen, and good far.
mer who MANAGES his own affairs 10 . bust.
uess and successful manner aud viii NJ doubt
80 manage the anairs OF tho caunty.
BEAVER.
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En-. PosT (:

ED. POST
Please announce John stanley. OF
Sellnssrove, as q suitable candidate Tor no.ni-
pstion to tho osfrcs oi County Comm tssioner
lie T. an excellent business man aud would 4 n
tae inpoi tent Othce with credit.
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EDITOR Posr

EDITOR POST
Please announce through the "Posr, the
name Of VIM II. McOarty Of selinsgrove as .
has always been trne TO the principles Of the
party, earnest In the support Of its best men,
aud has the respect Of ell who know him. He
has been successful business mAn, aud We feel
| sure hts nomination epd election would do
great credit to the pssiy. Rspubliesns sup
| port him.
BEAvsR.
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NOTICE.
NHE Ground-rents held by Mrs.
l. Csthsrlns Krams 10 tho borough Of MID
dlsburg have been placed In the ha nds Of the
nndsrsignsd for collection: All persons in
arrears are requested 90 make i%ps a,Si z pay
Age n for Mrs. cstharins Kramer
April 10, ISIS. H f.l FHN
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Ed. Posr

Ed. POST;
Recommend to the Republican party
for nominstion, q the spproAehinx Primary
Election. for SHxn!yv, ysarniAa bosAa' 81
known throughout the ooBniy y-of good norsi
arestsr-s businsss msa Snd poSssssss good
%scs sss1: "a sSsssS :sa sl,tsd sIl
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TDITOR TOtT.
I suggest the name Of John RcitI o.
Franklin Township AZ n candidate for County
Commissioner. The otfice is an Important one
and every tax payer should See to u, that none
but honest capable business mon are elected I,
the position. Mr. Roia IL well qualified for tn,
place always an earnest republican, truthful
honest, frugal, aud q firuer. ho knows the want
OF the people and II elected wound execute tn
trust connded 10 his care with hdeiity.
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Pl M PIES

1 viii mail lFrssJ the recipe Tor . simple
ysasrAsLs BALM. that yiiI remove TAn,
the skin sofs, olssr and bcsutitui also In
structtons for producipx . luxuslent Erowth
Sf..: SI Sss s,as :;s q e.
+ CO.. 20 ADA ~. N. Y. |i
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Tp. Posr.
We suggest the name Of John n.
Foskler as a uitabie Ierson for the once of
Shorih. Mr.. Tccklor Ia well and favorably
Known as q gentleman Of integrity, affabie
and sociablc, and possessed Of all the require
rnsnts for good public officer. lie is identiB-
oil with the interests OF tho oommsn classes and
their interests would not suffer ut his hands.
Vote for Jenn u. fsckler Of Seiinsgro,c. fer
sheriff. MIDBEcREEK.
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Assiqnce Notice.

A LII persons interested are here
IA by notified that Simon W. Eyer, Of
Jactsop twp snyd or Co., made an assignment
dersignei for the benefit OF his creditors. All
persons having claims are requested to present
them to tue uadersign ed, and persons indebted
will please mako imme diate payment.
DAVID GROSS,
April is,Is. Assignee.
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County Commissioner,

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