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4 RsLrsr MsAsuss.-Rsprsssnts.ivs

A RILiEP MlAsuRs.- Representative
Ward Of Delaware county, has introduced
In the House . bill which provides that
every person who 10 entitled TO the bens.
hts Of the Homestead laws Of the United
States, and who hereafter sppliss for the
benefits Of the same, shoil be entitled 10
receive from the government free trans,
potation for himself and his immediate Q
family, with necessary farming utensils
aud personal effects, from his residence
In any part oftho United States or Terri-
tories to the land % entered by him, and
shall be further entitled to receive from
the government, without cost, seeds in
sufficient Quantities for tho proper oultiva-
tion Of suuk lsnds for the time OF two years
from the date af said entry. The bill
further provides the said transp citation
and seeds shall be furnished under such
regulations - the Secretary Of the Inter
ior may prescribe 10 full eject and guard
provisions Of this act and tho Secretary
Of the Trsosury 10 authorised to psy upon
the requisltion Of the Secretary OF the n
terror such sums - may bs necessary to
furnish suoh transportstiou.
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Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia 10 tho most porploxing OF all hu
man ailments. Its symptoms are almost inn
nite In their variety, and the foriorn and dis
pondent victims Of the disease often fancy
themseives the prcy, in turn, OF every known
malady. This is duo, IN part, to the close sym
pathy which exists between the stomach and
the brain, and In part also to tho fact that any
disturbance OF the dig esttve function. neccesarf
ly disorders the, liyer. tho bowels and thd ner
youe system, and Affects, to some extent, the
y. Kunkol's Bitter Vino Of Iron Q suro cure
This 10 not new preparation TO be tried and
found wanting, z has been prescribed daily for
clans with unparalleled success. 1t 10 not eI.
pscted or intended 10 cure all the diseases 10
which tho human family 10 sub jeot. bat 10 war.
rented to elre Dyspepsi. IN its most obstin.te
form. kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron never fails
70 cure. Symptoms Of Dyspepsis are ioas Of ap
petite, wind and rising OF the food, drynsss Of
tho mouth, heartburn, distinction OF the stom.
.ehs and bowels. eonstig.,io on. hs.dsoae. as
great remedy and be CONVINCED Of its nsFIts
Oct the genuine, Take only Kunhie's, which e
put only in ono dollar bottles. Depot, 2Sy North
For sale BY al Druggists and dsalers everywhere
Ask for y. y. Kunksl's Bittsr Wine of Iron
and take no other. 6ix bottles for ave doliArs,
dollar bottla.
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A timely dose Of Schencks Mandrake pills
10 suro to prevent an ausck Of biliiousness,
whom short neglect Of tho warning symptoms
may develop a serious case Of foyer. either bill
ious, intermittcnt or typhoid
sebonck's Mandrake Pills remove ell causes
OF billiouencss, promptly start tho sccrotions Of
the liver, and give healthy tonc 10 tho cntirc
system. tits no ordinary discovery In mcdiosi
science 10 have found . harmless euro for this
stubborn complaint. which sccompiishes aii tho
results heretofore produced by Q free use Of cal.
omcI, . mineral yustly dreaded BY mankind,
and sttnowicdssd 10 bc destructive In tho ex.
trsme TO the hsmsn system. That tho properties
Of certain vegetables compriss sn tho virtues OF
osiomei without its injurious qualities, IL nov IN
admitted fact rendered isdispussble By seAenti.
40 tosts. Those who ass the MandraksPris
will he fully satisfied that the boat medicines
arc those provided BY nature In The common
herbs and roots Of the Aeld,
These Pills open the bowels and correct all
biiioss deraassnsnts without salvation or any
Of the isjurious sdests Of ssiomei or other poi-
sons. Tho secretion Of Bile 10 regulated 80 will
be seen By tho sitersd color OF the stools, the
dissppcsrsnee Of the saiiow sonpie zion and The
cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box Of Pills. Prepared ouiy by J. n. schsnok
4 Son. Of their principal ONCE, Cor. sixth aud
Arch Streets, Philadelphia. Price % cents per
boz.
For sale by oil druggists and dealers.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician retired FROM setivo prsctic,
hsvips had pisced IN his hands by an last In
dian missionary tho formuls Of o simple yege
OF Consnmption, bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
ana sll Throat and Lung anections, also q po.i
tive and radical eure for General Debility and
All nervous complaints, after having thoroughly
tested its wonderful ouraitvs powers In thou.,
snds Of osses. feels Il his duty 10 make IL hnowu
to his suffering fellows. Tho roceips viii b,
scht iroe OF charge 10 all who desire H. With full
directions for preparing and successfully using
Addre" with stamp naming this paper.
DR.. NJ. T.. BELL.
NO. o. SCouRrLAsDSr., BALTIMORE N. n.
Feb. II rs, On,
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MARRIED.
MARRIED.
April nth, by the Rev. W. X. Wieand, Mr..
Ira fllson OF AdAmsburg snyder Co., 70 Miss
Ella III. Fisher Of Kisaeoquillis.
ASSignee'S Sale !!

THE undersigned Assignee OF
4 Henry y. Herman for the tensdt Of eredi.
a: o. ps.: s,Si q ,:S:d Sss
VII expose 70 Psblie sale. n PsAA towaship,
7Hursday, Apr1 asa, 1873,
The following described vaiusbls Real Estate,
TO Wit /: All that tract Of land situate In
The Township Of Penn couuty Aforesaid 4.
2 miller north west Of SelinsGrovs, Bound.
I'd North By laads Of 3. P. App, East By
Land q Euss Kllaglsr. 6outh 81 lsads Of
EIGHTY okl xcRks I
a y IssS . EAIsA h ssssysd s good
q a. :, 3kLlko HousH SAsF, ~ out.
I. .ss|s $1,000 7. i! ]. (! |! :s!ssk "a. I; =,
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eS- With what Complacency must the
lady who uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
glance at her mirror. for there she see.
reflected complexion devoid Of blemish
This peerless purifier may be relied upon
to remedy oil skin irritation. Sold BY
ell Druggists.
lille Hair 4 Fhisksr Dye, Black o,
Brown, SO cents,
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ATTENTION.

Messrs. Weis & Oppenheimer tht
popular Clothiers of Selinsgrove now
have their Store chuck full OF new and
stylish goods, which they are offering
at prices lower than ever.
They do not offer TO pay tho Rail
road fare of their customers, as is done
by some dealers, but guarantee, that
they sell their goods so much lower
than the parties who do so, that more
than the amount Of such fares will b.
saved to the purchaser, They do moi
ask fancy prices for their goods and
In all cases guarantee full satisfaction
Their customers will always find II tc
their interest 10 patronixe homo inter-
ssts in preference 70 going abroad
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ALI communications. business let.
te-s &C.. for this office, TO secure
nromrt attention should be addressed
as follows: THE PosT, Middleburg,
SNYDER Cbunty, Pa. Advertisements,
communication &c. must DO handed
in by Monday noon, to secure inser-
ton in next issue
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A administrators Notice - Letters
"A OF admln!stration on the estate OF George
ArboRast deed, late Of West Beaver TWP, Sny.
der County, Ponna., having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, while thoss having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
.settlementto to HENRY NJ. MILLER
HENRY /. AR BO9AST.
Feb II, VI Administrators
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

"A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
hNervous Debility, Premature Bocay, aud all
the effects OF youthful indisoretion, will for the
sake OF su ring humanity, ssnd FREQ 10 all who
need II, the roc pc aud Erection for making tho
simple remedy by which he was cured. suffer.
era wishing to profit by tho advertisers expert.
ence can do SO by addressing In perfect coma
denco:. JOHN b OGDEN, 20 Cedar Street
New York.
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D@-Weis & Oppenheimer. Market
St., Selinsgrovc, are selling Men and
Boys Plain and Fancy Fine Cashmere
Suits Mems as low as 1925 Boys
$3.50.
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N% r'ssss 49, q. ss';s S.,s q v: :..S ~;
: s's:sss :: s. "a
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WORMS ! WORMsi WORMS I

y. y. Kunksl's Worm syrup never falls 10 De.
stroy Pin, Sect and stomach wosms. Dr. Kun
Tape Worm Ia two hours alive With SsSS. Ana
no iso uutii removed. Ocnmon sense tsschss n
Tape Worm be removed, ~ ether worms 6An b
isssaI ssss:i SssiSsy g Sy.s :':ss|:;s = 9; !.
f.:;:.: !: 81 ~ I: SIX; =: :: = X; =: ;
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1NxRcufOR's NOTICE Letters testa-
Umsutasy on the estate Of John NJ.
aAeksaburg late Of Adams twp, Snyder
eouatys ~, deed, having been granted
y ths undsryigusd. all persons knowing
sksasslvss Indebted 10 sNid sstases are
FsQuosts1 % uats Immediate psymsat.
ukils these hAslae siAlns viii present
lAon GolS 61)AonlIoAled ler settlement Q
Y nApkskpUso.
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Auctoneer-George II. Hacken.
burg, of Middlecreek, p. O.. would an.
nounce to the people Of Snyder coun.
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property. at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. ar.15.77ti
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Caution

y(IautlOn.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the fol-
lowing articles have been purchased by
the undersigned, at Constabls's sale and
left 10 tho possession Of Cornelius Bower
sox. during his pleasure. All persons
are hereby cautioned not 10 infeyfers or
medd,s with tho sams, Wis; Cooking
Stove and pipe. Table, Wood Ghost, sink.
clock, Bureau, rife. Sewing ruaehing. II
chairs, eornfodder, 2 beds snd bedding,
lot Of bay, Sscres rye Ia the ground, 2
tubs. meat stand, doashtrey, 3 bags. hoo /.
ing glass, lros Kettle. . chests, 8 saw 9,
spirit hvsi. . pssnors, II ehissis.
squares, eriadaons, 8 sugars. BORN {
mAchine, lot Of boards. 70 chicken .,
Brace. 40 -. lsAsc DssssA
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Tor illustrated Circulars aud Terms D.. r. s.
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Philadelphia.
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New York Weekly Herald.
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TEACHING CARDS.
lpstruetion aud Amusement combined. I'm
poriant to parents and teachers. 20 different
artistic dosigns. Tho entire pa,k sent FREQ for
as cts. ourroncy or stamps. VAN DELE 4
90, % Ann st. ~. Y.
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS, &C.-CIos-
" ing Prices Of Dn HAVEN h TOWNSEND, 40
South Third Street Philadelphia. Stocks bought
and sold either for cash or on margin April
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Tho Co. suporIntonden has chang.
ed the hour Of oouvening the D!yy1'
tors Convention kocA : " ~ tdSeF
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TRY THE WEEKLY TIMES.
THE DAILY TIMES.
4 FtrstClsss Independent Mornins News

Univefsslly quoted by the Press and tho Peo.
PIE - the Best Newspaper ever psbllshsd In
Philadsiphia.
TsaMs.-Postage Paid, Six Dollars Q ysar,
az FIFTY Esnts month, Two Cent? Copy.
Address, THE TINES,
'~ 1IHns BuILpixa. PniLApELpHiA.
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To CONSERVATIVES,

Tho advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
o simple romedy, Is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers tho means OF cure. To
all who desire II, he will send q copy OF the
prescription used, tfreo OF charge), with tho
directions for preparing nd using tho same,
SUMPTION. AsTHNA, BRosomlrIs, 40.
Parties wishing tho prescription, will please
oddress, r. A. WILSON, p1 Penn ST., win.
ismsburgh, N. Y. Jan. lT,'fsem.
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Douchy Dc Cos Aduers ;sen,n,s

OF STYLES or CARTS, icc or n Sew
~ ear tstde, 20, SAT- rlo So. J. Huks
TED co. Nassau, n. Y.
pIhE0 Another Battle on Hirh prl mn M
linNu ecs War With Monopsiists UfluhN
renewel. tss bcstty's latest Newspaper for
null reply sent free pefore buying P1 INO or
orShN rsgd my latest circular. IS.atty's
ceIeora'ed fianos Organs, bcautiful Ipstru-
mentl challenge comparison Rivals ard
leaions 81 my success Most successful house
IN hmer,ca Commenced few voars ago With,
ovt uollar. sales nov nearly o.Uo0orO snnu,
Nly Lowest prices over given. elegant Ross
wood Planos iss IS stop Church Organ. ais.
Ifemcnd. ". barpAips now ready. Address
WAp DANIEL BEATTY, Wash WAN
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FATHERS For Cuts, Bruises, Spra,ns
ppurIy blind and bleeding piles
We VI EDI. kheumhtlsm, Fra eturet a
Limbs Frosted Limbs and
Parts, Pains in tho Muscles
and Joints Indol.nt ulcerS. Discharging
sores Swelled sore Log. lrysipeias, and Va.
rtcose Veins Ia SAspoRn's ESrnACToT wtrou
H,zBL, Ask for II, because II IL be,,or, s,ron.
ger and cheaper han any Qihor and Ia war.
rahted ~ WEEKS POTTER, Wholesale
Mass
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Thc Only esshbMstien .
the trns 6saaies 0inssr
ysn eholcs kFcihxtics aud
french EsaAdy, t,r wSsh :
ress. weAriNess snd rsastrsv
tea ~ ne Sefysex hrrs e.,
inaenitt " siel : echiu~ss
90 ne exsstn lsssssnt sw-
y Aledefs sssss,sn n n 90,
'nui eceA to snferr.s isu-
aanisx az cnse ro,xhtAt,, !,
sfsehfsk ttsS,rr ~ Z rsf~sk
ltoe Avn e. Ss~<-s's ~
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ORGANS gSH;', h,hISI,Is.. HSDG,. At L,.n., al
,ah!nguos and Circulars, with new styles, re
iuced prices and much inforu,'ion, sent tree
MASON HAMLlN ORGAN 90, Boston
New York or chicago.
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$50 4: \; #; s: { :?:; II
Fargo Co, Aurora. N. y wm,
Howcn. Fsq Mediation. Grant
$50 E::;! j: III: Il; =;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-15

141k@1724c gold. Sugar-common to good
common, 6@624c; fair to fully fair, 6ts 9
TIC; prime to choice, 75s a @814c; yellow
clarified. SIC. Molasses-common, loC92Oc;
fair, 23@26c; prime to choice, 30@42c. Rice
easier. 524@62c.
NEW YORK, May 14.-Flour in moder.
ate demand. Wheat opened stronger, but
closed with holders more disposed to realize;
red winter, 81 - Corn frmer; steamer,
4994919c. Oats stronger; mixed western,
3417@35c. Coffee firm with fair demand.
Sugar firm with fair demand; prime, 75sc;
refined, 9@s4c. Molasses-New Orleans.
28@5Oc. Pork dull Middles. AZ @5c. Lard
dull; prime steam, 40, 716@7.l21fc. But
ter firm; western, l0@22c. Cheese dull.
Whisky, 81 061E@1 08.
CHICAGO, May 14-Flour quiet. Wheat
unsettled but generally higher; No. 2, 81 104
cash and May, 81 O77s June. Corn active and
a shade higher; 40c cash, 1890 June. Oats
active but shade lower; 26c cash, May. June
and July. Pork dull and shade lower; 50 20
cash and June. Lard dull and shade lower;
6@7@716c cash and June. Bulk meats
steady. Whisky, 81 o..
Second Board.-At the close wheat was
stronger; 81 1024 May, 81 081s@l 084 June.
Corn stronger; 40c bid May, 3924c bid June.
Oats firmer but not quotably higher. Pork and
lard are irmer but not quotably higher.
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receiving tomorrow for her return trip,
| leaving Friday evening at the usual hour.
Her card elsewhere keeps it before the peo-
pie that travellers east have superior induce
| ments offered for making part of the voyage
on the Gaff at rates considerably less than
can be obtained by rail.
By telegram from Port Eads, dated yester-
day, we learn that the steamship Commander,
bound out, is aground on the jetty bar; also,
that the steamship Aga Sofia got off the bar
and is at anchor outside, trimming the ship
before again trying the jetty channel.
Harry Stem is the only member OF the ma =
rlne fraternity, besides ourself, we have yet
heard of who contemplates trip to Europe
this summer. Stein goes for pleasure, we go
because we were sent for to aid IN straight
ening up the little row between England and
Russia, after which we will endeavor to take
in the parry" exposition and some other at
fractions. movement is on foot to have
the avenue on which we reside wldened by
the time we return.
The Ben Franklin is in port receiving for
her return to the Ohio river this evening.
Captain Fl. H. Drown and Clerk NJ 'Intyre are
her chief officers, and conspicuous for their
cleverness and gentlemanly bearing toward
the patrons of the boat One trip with these
gentlemen on their splendid steamer cannot
fail to result in the conviction that the Ben
Franklin is the flagship of the line, and her
officers are princes of good fellows. Those
contemplating trip to eastern cities should
avail themselves of her superior accommoda-
tons and low through rates.
The Golden Rule has become one of the
most popular of the Cincinnati and New Or
leans packets. In the first place, her accom-
modations are second to none, and her Off
GERS, Captain o. P. Shinkle and w. R. Shaw,
are gentlemen famous from one end of the
line to the other for their tact in making
everybody who travels with them comforta-
bic. The Evansville Journal, of Sunday,
has this to say about this popular packet:
1.-The Golden Rule arrived at quarter after
ten o'clock, with a very fair start in the way
of freight, but with few people. She engaged
here from VIM. Raum, jr., 5000 and proba-
bly, 1900 bags corn, and lies over till seven
o'clock this morning. VIM. Raum and wife
and their two youngest children make the
round trip on the Rule. Among her passen-
gers from Cincinnati for the round trip are
Mrs. O. P. Shinkle and Mr.. Peter Shinkle,
the venerable father of Captains o. P. and
Vint Shinkle. Peter Shinkle came with his
father to Ohio in 1896, and is now eighty
three years old, and was on the first steam
boat that over run on the Ohio river. The
Rule received at the wharf boat about 600 dry
barrels, and a large lot of furniture and mis-
cellaneous freight. Captain o. P. Shinkle
and W. r. Shaw, her popular and excellent
chiefs, were in good health and spirits"
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A Word to Tourists.

You cannot have better companion on your jour-
ney than Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. That prime
medicinal agent will enable you to drink brackish
water without running the risk Of dlsordered stom-
ach and bowels, will neutralze the influence of foul
or miasmatic air, and will prove most agreeable
and wholesome stimulant and means Of counterfeit
ing the fatigues of travelling and seasickness.
Change of climate water OF diet, is apt to induce
harrass1ng and often dangerous diseases. The
three changes combined are fatal to thousands of
of the last importance to know that Hostetters
Stomach Bitters are an absolute preventive of the
hurtful consequences arising from these causes ?
Travellers voyagers, and emigrants to countries
cannot be too often reminded of the fact that this
agreeable vegetable tonic is the reliable safe
guard against disorders to which they far more
liable than the habitual denZenS of healthy regions
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of the powers conferred on US by deed
ID of trust executed to US, trustees on the 10th
day Of December. 1875, by h. Koehler and wife, A.
NJ. Koehler which trust deed is OF record in Record
book, volume z, pages 377 and 37S, of the Regis
ter's office of Mississippi county and State of Ar
kansas, TO secure to VIM: A Collier the Indebtedness
therein mentioned, said debt being past due and
unpaid, we will, on
Saturday. the 18th day of June, ISIS
at II O'Clock m, at the southwest corner of Main
and Madison streets, in the city of Memphis, Ten
nessee offer for sale and SELL for cash. the following
real estate situated in Mississippi county and State
of arkansas, and described follows: Fractional
section IA. township Il, range east Sc Il OF sec
ton IA, township IA, range east. Also, Sc a
section 10, township IA, range east-being $40
acres, more or less, and known the Hector
Place. The equity of redemption is expressly
waived and the title believed 10 be good, but We sell
as trustees only. Memphis, May II, 1878.
W. +. TAYLOR,
a W MACRAE Trustees