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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-10-31
Vote ef'Or GEN. CHARLES
". STONE, Of Ven0nSO Co.
for Lieutenant Governor.

A Republican meeting was held nj
Fremont on Tuesday evening and as
twilight approached it was evident
from the numbers continually coming
in from the surrounding country, that
the large School House was not roomy
enough for the increasing audience
To remedy this the meeting was called
in front of Keplers Hotel. The or
ganization was effected by electing Col
Harding, chairman and Doc. Smith
Levi Kepler. Daniel Weimer, George
Mitterling and others. vice Presiden Is.
The chairman then introduced w. II
Du Bois, esq, of Philadelphia who in u
logical, eloquent and mastery manner
explained the financial problem. and
.he position Of the Republicans on the
vital issues of the hour. This speaker
was followed by B. T. Parks, Esq, who
In his usual forcible manner, rehearsed
the past and present of the party and
payed a glowing tribute to the men
composing the State. Congressional.
Senatorial and County ticket. Perry ID
ell right, every man 10 At his post and
neither the false logic Of the Demo-
crais, or the sophistry OF the Bastard
0rssnbacksrs can change the res9|l
t,. t.. A. = x t Itt
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At the solicitation of number of
our citizens DIR. q. A. Smith ha. con.
scntcd to move here to practisc his
profession. The DIR. is well known to
most Of our citizens having been as.o.
ciated for u while with Rockefeller
DIR. Smith isa graduate Of Jcncrsons
Medical College, Phila., and has had
seven years experience and last winter
took an extra course Of lecture, at ".
Y. Our citizens arc fortunate in being
permitted to secure tho services Of 40
able physician. Tho DR.. will locate
here the first week in November.
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Vote the whole Re.
publican ticket.
CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands
10y All East India missionary the fnr-
mula of simple vegetable remedy,
for the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh h,
asthma, and all throat and lung aircc.
tionS, also a positive and radical cure
for nervous debility aud nll nervous
complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thou
sands Of cases. has felt it his duty Ia
make it known 10 his suffering fellows.
Actuaicd Ivy this motive, md desire
to relieve human suffering, will send,
free ofchargc,to all Who desire l,this re-
cipe, with full directions for preparing
and using. in German. French, or
English. Sent by mail 10y addressing
with stamp. naming this paper. w
w. Sherar, li0 Powers Block. Roches'
ter, New York. Iw.
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Vote for SAMUEL II.
IODER of Middtecreeh TOR
associate JUd6e.

A Grand Republican rally WAS held
at Richfold Wednesday evening and
in spite Of the inclcincncv Of tho
weather. tho yeomaury Of Hest Perry
wero at the front toa man and what
was most striking, nearly all were vo.
ters. II was evident to all present, that
all the people are alive to the contest,
and are anxious to have the truth. The
chairman introduced W. II. Du Bois
Esq. Of Phila.. who in the most clo-
quent manner. by his fair dealing. and
conclusive arguments, held the audi
ence spell bound for two hours. BE
assured Mr.. Eli,or, that; West Perry
has shaken oil her drowsy slumber
and is fully awake to the importance
OF tho campaign, and will nobly vindi-
cate herself at the polls.
TarE BLUE.
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Henry NJ. Du Bois Of Philadelphia
addressed several meetings. in this
County with marked effect. HIS pleas
ing address and the fairness with
which he dealt with the political issues
met the appreciation OF Republicans
and commanded the respect Of demo.
Gratis. He is a fine scholar-a gradu'
ate of Princeton lawyer Of acknowl.
edge ability-and his irrcproachable
character, sound integrity and educa-
ton will yet insure him front scat OH
tho Temple of Fame.
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j. W. Drocse hss just returned
from the eastern cities ani opened
most extensive stock Of Dry Goods, no.
tions. Hats, Nps. Boots, Shoes, and
Groceries which hc is Offering ut re
duccd prices. lie is offering Goods
chr per than crer. Call and examine
his stock and prices. lIis goods were
selected with caro- as TO quality aud
price.
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Vote for ROBERT SMITH
Of .Add,RS for Treasurer.
Dedication.

Dedication.
The st. Peters Evangelical Lutheran
Church Of Adanfsburc, Snyder Co. Pa,
will 10 dedicated TO the service Of the
Triune God, on the 10th, Of Nov,
Services TO he held, Saturday evening
Sunday morning, afternoon and even
ing, Communion on Sunday EVENING"
There will bc present on tlro occasion,
Revs. III. Zicgler DID. J N. Ricmensny.
der. ii. G. Shindcl, s. q. Shannon, I
Irvine, J. L. Honcycutt aud A. Romig
All are cordially invited to the fcsst o.
dedication.
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Live AGENTS Wanted.

To sell Dr. Chascis Recipes or In.
formation for everybody, in every
county in the United States and Cana.
das. Enlarged by the publisher to 6is
pages. n contains ovor 300 house
hold recipes and is suited to all classes
and conditions Of society. 4 wonder.
ful book and household necessity.
II sells Mt sight. Greatest inducements
ever offered to book agents. Sample
copies sent by mail. postpaid. for 800
Exclusive territory given. AGENTS
more than double their money. AL.
dress DIR. Chasc's Steam Printing
House, Ann Artor, Michigan.
Oct, 18th. rs 13 W.
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"Oar Ncw and Ercrhsting Perfume" J.
the best and cheapest perfume ever Of
fcred to the public for pcrfuming wear
ing apparel. letter paper, etc. etc. II
is everlasting. and gives To linen, letter
paper, and whatever else you may
wish. n most refined and pleasant oder
If placed in a drawer. no matter what
be the contents. it will become redol'
cnt in less than ~ minutes. Mailed
postage free, to any address on receipt
ri the price, % cents. Address q. b.
Litchfeld, Litchfeld, Illinois, An
please state what paper you saw this
notice in.
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Vote for CH.ILES MIL
LER Of Penn fOr .4SSenlblY.

Professor Noetling Of the Blooms.
burg Normal School pnt in his appear.
nncc at our County Teachers Institute
last week. His scholarly attsinmcnts,
good moral character and fine social
qualities pre-cminently fit him for the
responsible task OF instructing the
youthful mind upon which may de-
pend tho dostinies ofa nation. lie is
an interesting worker in the cause OF
education.
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Tote for Il n RO.N K.
DUNhEL OF Phiiddclphia
for Secretary Of Internal
.4fairS.

The heavy rains of Tuesday night
and Wednesday raised the Middle
creek so that we could boat to the De =
pot in Franklin. This creek rises
rapidly on account of it's proximity to
Shade Mountain which rolls its nunc.
rods streams with sweeping force into
the otherwise placid Middlccrcck the
damages to property were not 50 great
as usual,
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T1te tor DR.. PERCTTiL
HER MA.NN Of Jackson for
Coroner.

Mr.: Johnson the Agent and Adjust cr
Of the Danvillc Fire Insurance Co.,
was here last Friday and pail Mr.. Ncr.
hood 81 900, for tie loss of his Barn
which Was struck by lightning aud
with its contents consumed by fire
Tho promptness of adjustment and
payment enables Mr.. Ncrhood to build
and speaks well for the Company.
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Vote for that brare bOy OF
Serenteen UhO rO',lnfnrlly
offered his UO'tnS lire on the
alter OF his country in her
dnrh'eSt hours Of diStreSS---
loyal cikiSen--the lta,Oave,'-
n6 Republican DIR. H.
BERT M. SMITH Of
.AdnmsJ,Ue for the Senate
Of Pennsylvania.
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127 .ICRES
Manhood /: How Lost, How Restored =.

manh00d HOW LOST, now restored
Hu Jus, published. new edition Of
Dn. CuLvKuwELLs CELxpnArEu
G,D ESSAY on the radical cure with
out medicine) Of Sperm storrh1a or Semi.
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loss
es. Impotenoy, Mental and Physical In
eapnciiy, Impedimcn,s to Marriage. etc. ;
also. Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits, in.
duced by self.indulgence or sexual extra.
vagancc, 20.
s8rPries, in sealed envelope. only
six cents
The celebrated author, In this Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from . thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming z
consequences OF self-abuse may DO radi-
cally cured without the dangerous use Of
internal medicine or the application Of
the knife pointing out . mode OF cure At
once simple, certain, and efectuRl by
means OF which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be may cure
himself chesply, privately. and radically.
ItY-This Lecture should be In the
hands Of every youth and every man in
the land.
Sent under seal, ina plain envelope, TO
any adress. postpaid, on receipiof six
cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
THBC CULvERwELL MEDICAL co.
II Ann ST., New York Post Office Box 1885
July l3, 1876. ly.
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Go to the Polls early
and take your neigh
Dor with you.

The CcnircviIle meeting of Tuesday
evening was grand success Before
organization the large school house
was filled To ovcrnowing and not halt
the crowd could get in aud the meet
ing ADJOURNED To- the square near the
Hotel Mark, Myers, Lumb,rd and
Potter addressed the meeting.
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|IrigMs Beard Scalp and Ddndruf
C0mpo und' forces heavy Mos,ache or
Beard on the smoothcst face In from 20 TO
10 days. Il never fails. No possible in
joury to the skin. Easily applied md
ccrtsin in effect. II will also remove
Dandrud and prevent Badness. | am
the sole agent for this compound. Per
package. post paid, % cents. Two pack.
ages 40 cents. Address u. Is. III, chheld,
Liichhcli illinois. Please state in what
paper you saw this advertisement in.
Sept. 20. '1S. ly.
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Vote tor COL, HENRY M.
HOJT TOR G0Uernor--he wos
n gallant SOLiier---U lust
J,tdee-and n good citizen.

Stetlers Cornct Band has been new
ly uniformed and the guilt lace makes
them look MS gay and mili,sry.like rs
n Lieutenant Generals Staff on dress
paradc--tlic new plumes ornament the
caps and the Band really looks re-.
markably well.
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Crooking is not confined to the Frog
Ponds. Al this season almost everybody
ia hssrse. Tue blcniing of distressed
lungs Is hcsrl everywhere. Why IL this.
When n,Ls's liosxY NY HoRRuorSp ASn
Tan will cure any cough. cold or horse.
ne" in ~ hourO . Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothaoho Drop, cure in ain,
ute.
For sale By JouS A. Mo,rs. Middle.
hur1 IA
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Vote for DR.. .iLBERTM.
SMITH Of .ittan,Sburs Jor
Senator.

Bowers Mill is'..rapidly approaching
completion. The substantial manner
In which it is being erected will be
living Monument TO the memory OF
Thos Bower the Stetlcrs who are do.
ing the Carpenter work and John G.
Burns. Of Juniata county, for his skill
and ability ~ a Mill-wriyht.
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T.. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron.

II has never been known 10 fail in the
cure Of weakness attended with symptoms,
Ind isposiiion TO cXertion, loss OF memory,
difficulty Of bresthing, weakness, horror
Of disease, night sweats, cold feet, weak
ness. dimnsss OF vision, langour, univer-
sal lsssitude Of the muscular system.
on porrn Gus appetite. with dyspeptic symp.
toms, hot hands, flushing OF the body,
dryness Of the skin. pallid oountenancs
and erupiions on the fsoe. purifying the
blood, main in the back. heaviuess OF th Q
eyelids. frequent hlask spots Tying before
the eyes. with sufusion aud loss OF sight.
want Of attention. sto. Sold only In 81
bottles. Get the genuine. Depot and
office, $50 North Ninth st.. PbilsdelPhis.
Advice free. Ask for u. Y. kunkeIs Bit
ter Wine Of Iron. and take no other make.
Genuine sold only In ol bottles.
Nervous Debility Nervous Debility
Debility, q depressed irritable state Of
mind, q weak. nsrvous, exhausted feel
ing, no energy or animation, confused
head, weak memory, the eensequenoes oi
exec sses, mental ovsrwork. This nervous
debility finds . sovereign cure In z. T.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron, II tones
the system, dispels The mental gloom aud
dependency. and rsjuvinstes the entire
system. Sold only IN 9l hotties. Get
The genuine. Sold BY oil druggists. Ask
for y. Y. Kunksl's Bitter Wine Of Iron,
aud take no other. deuuins sold only In
al bottles or six bottles for IS. All ask
is . trial Of this valuable medicine. II
will oonvisss The most sksptiesl VI i's
merits.
Never Falling Worm Syrup.
z. y. Kuatelb Werm Syrup never fails
TO destroy Pln. Best. and 6tomaoh Worms.
Dr.. Kunksl 10 The only sueesssful physi.
clan whe removes Tape Worm 10 2 hours
Head and oil senplsis alive. ssd no fee
unlil hsad psssss. Common sense teaches
|Ie fspe Wsrms esn bs rsuoved, sll other
uesns ssu b readily Destroyed. 6ssd foI
circular 70 Dr.. Ennksl. $50 North Nis'h
~, Phllsdslphis. ps., ~ esk your drug
~ ~ s bsiils Il Eaaksl's wsvn Syrup.
,vloo "a ~ be>ale. q sever fsl& vssd
z !. q dsse = lss.a lesasas wy Isssss'
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Vote TOR HORATIO g..
FISHER Of Huntington
tor COn6veSS.

John Coleman of Franklin township
shot large Wild Cat one day las,
week. This il the second ono he has
shot within two years. Report says
that North and South Of town about
mile cats have been seen. Our hunt
crs should pay their respects to the
feline s,cdks
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Let every Republican
vote be polled on the
9th of Novem Der.

Twenty-Five large sire Pcrfimcd
Chrome Motto Cards. no two alike,
withnamc in gold, post paid ten cents.
dddrcss G. II. Litchield. Litchield. H..
Please state what paper you saw this
in.
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MARRIED.

Oc,. eth.. at the residence Of Mr.. Iamss Re-
b"r Kiccknor In Nov Berlin, by tho Rev. =.
sydney kOhlcr, Mr. Adnm II. Shemory to
Mi'. Amanda NJ Lcnig, both Of Miidie6urg,
snyder county rs
At tho BRIDES rohdcnco. by Rev. y. y. Do
m"r. OF Washington city. asslstci by Rev II
u Bclmcr, oct. q, Ira Schoch and Miss MARI
Schnurc, both OF SrlInsstoyo.
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T0te for the p1rc Jud6e
AMI chriStinn gentleman
JAMES T. STERRETT Ot'
alieghe',ny1or JudSe 0t'the
Supreme Court.
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The Greenbacker's held meeting in
the Court house on Thursday evening
last. Mr.. Coleman. Of Philadelphia.
ldrcsscd the meeting.
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Auditors Notice.

IN he matter cfhc In he Orph a MS
eddfe Of Reuben Court Of Snyder
kGngicr dcc'd. County
TIIE undersigned having been np-
i pointed Auditor to- distribute the funds Ia
the hands Of sem I.oitlci. Administrator Of tho
estate ~ Rcnhcn k,ugl-r decd, among those
entitled to the san", Will moo, the parties In In.
ierest Tor the purpose ~ making said distrihu.
ta,ion at the oihco of r. =. smiih. Esq, In the
h1rongh OF Middichurg, on Friday the Lat day OF
November a, u, 1873 atp o'clock a. N. An
persons having claims against said estate will
please present than duly authenticated or be
forever dobarrod f,om coming III fora shnrc of
said fund. JACOB 6iLntNr,
Oct. }, 1875. Auditor
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One.FOurth Acre,

n Limestone Lot wh.reon Ia an excellent Qunry
containing the beat quality oi limestone and u
bret class Lime Kilu, q bo sold rs the property
Of Frederick k-isling, assignor, tor thc bcbeh'
OF G roditurs.
sale o 4 commence at ~ O'Clock NJ. of said day
whom conditions win bc msd. kho~n by
WILLIAM HANpIN1,
Oct 8d., 1878. Assignee
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Vote for that champion OF
Freedom Ui,0 is r0Ot
0S0inSi Tra,tti, Corruption
0nd Mfr1 que, HO.N HORA-
ITO q. FISHER Of Hunt
inGdOn TOR CONGRESS-.
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81 ED.

Oct. 18TH In Washington township, Caro-.
lima. wife OF John ID. Lcnis, aged IS s. im. and
u days
oct. 10Th In Washington twp, OF Dropsy,
Jsmes Irvine. son OF PrrcivL AMI Agnes H.
Ncrhood, aged year, mouths and q days.
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The Teachers Institute WAS well at.
tended. We will give proceeding, in
next issue.
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Auditors N office.

VNHE undersigned having been appointed
l. Auditor by The Orphans Caurt cf
Snyder County 'Io Examine and report
upon the amount claimed by creditors 40;
in the estate Of Jacob Krebs deed. here
by gives notice that he will meet the par
ties Interested. ~ the Court House ID ths
Borough Of MIddisburg. Oh Monday ih6
18th. day Of Nevsmber nsx,. ~ "a O'clock
A. n. Of ssd day when and whsse 6aid
parties ere requested 70 stisnd.
SAMUEL ALLEMAN.
oefs fnh, 1875. Andisevs
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Executors Sale.

NHE undersigned, Execute or's Of
] tho last WIN and rsstimont ofJohn Drcsse
d.oeasci, will offer Mt Public sale, ut tho late
residence, Of said det'd., on
Saturday Nov. 9th. 1878.
Tho t,linwiny Described Ro,i Estate, vi,;
TRACT No. i--Bounisd by lands ofA. Y.
Miidleswarth, James k.ipetror, samuel Now.
ersox, and other Lands OF said -sts,s, contain.
Ing
IGO ICRES,
and ITO Pcrches, strict measure. Tho above
tract oi land l. situate partly In wot Beaver
township, Snyder county. AMI partly In Doca-
tur towu,hip Miniin county, Pa, on II II erect
cd large Frame
DIV ELLING house.
Hank Harm, Wagon Shci Corn CRIB, wood
House and other Necessary out nuildirgs. two
springs Of water near tho house, thoro IL al.
30 on tho premises large Orchard OF ch.ice
fruit trees. About i25 acres of this tract aro
clear and In n good state oi cultivation tho
balance well timboroi.
TRACT No 2-hlss n tract OF land situate In
Decatur toSnship, Mlnlin county Pa, bound.
.d by lands oi samuel B,sor.oy, Tract No. I
above described, IIolshus's iNuis Jacob Dreese
and Tract Nos aud !, containing
127 HCRES,
III Perchcs strict measure. on this tract Il
erected large Frame iwellin. House Bank
barn and other necessary outDuidings, all new
q never falling spring 0f water notr tho house
condition. About ~ Acros Of tho above tract
arc clear ami In . hivh state OF cultivation,
and the balance well iimboroi.
sale to olmmcnee at O'Clock j. NJ. Of sal
day whom due attendance will 10 given aud
terms Of sale "'a' A"''T j. y. pnEEsr,
JOSEPH u. ULSH,
Oct. ., 1873. Executors.
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Local - . va, sc.

Ssy t'orsry Covars.-Ths Courts of
snyder County arc held on tho fourth Mondays
Of February, May, and September, and second
Monday Of december.
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100 ICRES,

and ITO Pcrches. strict measure. Tho above
tract of land l. situate partly In woI list'er
township, Snyder county. ani partly In Doca-
tur iown'hip Minitn county, Pa, on II Is eroct
sd n lnfy, Efnmo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-15
The District in Congress-,
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT BILL

The DISTRICT GOVERNMENT BILL.
The meeting of the Senate committee on
District OF Columbia which was to have been
held to-day has been postponed until TO-
morrow. 1t is the intention of the committee
TO report the new District government bill with
amendments to the Senate Tomorrow Sena-
tors ingalls, and Harris, the subcommittee to
whom the bill was referred for revision, are at
work on the measure this afternoon, and will
report the result of their aborS to the full com
mlttee tomorrow morning.
SESSION OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON THE
DISTRICT TO-DAY.
The House committee on the District of Co
lumbia to-day agreed to report a resolution to
the House, prohibiting the changing of horses
on pennsylvania avenue. This will do away
with the open air stable which the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company has so
long maintained at the intersection of Penn
SylYanla avenue with 1St street.
The committee also agreed to the bill, re-
Gently introduced in House by Mr.. MAYHEM,
land heretofore printed in THE starr REQUEST
ing information as to whether the Court of
Claims has the time to pass upon and adjudi
cate the claims against the District of Column
bia.
1t also decided upon the recommendation of
the subcommittee appointed to investigate
the subject that all the railroad lines coming
into the city Of Washington should do so on
the same tracks, and directed the clerk of the
committee to invite the companies interested
to confer through their representatives with
the committee on that subject.
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The Funeral Of Professor Joseph
Henry,

The funeral of Professor Joseph Henry, of
the Smithsonian Institution, will take place
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church at Az O'Clock p. m. tomorrow.
The front of the church will be reserved for
the family and special friends, for the Board of
regents, the Lightho Board and employees
President, Executive Departments, ,'' mem2 sIc
Of the United States. the Districs
judiciary, the Court of Claims, the
ingtOn, the Alumni Association of Prince
ton ssreSsnd College, the ,ou Army and Navy, the.
heSerend the Clergy, and such societies
or these who have given written
notice of their purpose to attend. After these
are seated the church will be opened to the
pubic generally. All are invited to come
wit with carriages, 50 as to follow the body from
the church to the chapel at Oak Hill, where
the ceremonies will terminate, and, after the
usual manner OF civic professions generally,
carriages will follow in the most convenient
way, 1t being the desire of the family that the
funeral of Professor Henry may be unosten-
tatious, though manifesting the respect in
which his memory is universally held.
The above is the official programme signed
by. W. T. Sherman, Peter Parker and S. F.
Bard, committee of arrangements.
The alI-bearers are: Mir: Justice Strong,
general Humphreys, Joseph Patterson. esq,
GGuyot, Hon. George Bancroft, Admiral
Rodgers, W w. COrcOran, esq, Capt. c. z.
patterson, Prot. -Newcomb, DR.. j. c. Yelling
1t is only intended that the family, pail
Institute and immediate friends shall go from
the house to the church. where the Services
VIII be brief and where there will be no OD-
Rorttunhlty ~ hsy to see the remains Societies intend
McCoOk, at the War department, of the mum.
Der of reserved seats desired.