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Wtsulso1os, u. e., Feb. 1a,-.rhe scoele
Com,ntttre ot, Railroads this uIprnttv hrar,I
arguments Will, rcsucct to Scnatur J3ncs' hill
authorizing railroad cun,pauIes 10 construct md
maintain tctrrranh lines lur commercial mir.
noses, and to secure to tic Government tl,c ,,sc
of the samo for uostnl, Ditury. u1M otLer mir.
nn,e..
nr Marvin Grccn. President of Tim Wcstcrr
rrrfon rclcrrap,, Compuuy. stated In nm. Icd r.,
nnl;o atntcnent bv the rnisreprcscntatton of
inrts and very limited Knowledge OF th,, s,,l,-
icct Under which Coucro.s au1u.arct, In be srt-
inr. Iiu desired tn INV lint in I,is iu1,,mcut,
tcro was nm need fur ills ,eeiflatlou' md lint
n arcou,n,tsbct uothiur In tlr tlrorttpn of who.
II u,nnc,, at. If tr n,,,, was tn cs,abs1, ,,,,,.
ncrjtion IN Inn ,yc.trrn Union re1erranh con,,
.,.ov s,rh romnc,i,inn wn.
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u xcrt m frr,hrr TIM, nrcsput 1rrfsto,,,n f,r
t. n,rr,,,v cuy, lin. rt,,l,t Il, dn whit thoso ro,
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IN"rIIE HOUSE.
4 LtTTl.E GAME ArOtt.ED.

Enkr{1{ Dieu1frh fAt Tf'4MHf
w..n,ynrou. II. q, 1,e1,. 1Y.-r1c r,cmocrat.
,rtcd IN ta11c ,nan t,,1n7ncnt nj, t. Rr,mlIfran.
In tha ,,,ottsr ~ rnsc,tinv n,,hcc lin FIor,,ia
Kcm,h1i,,on. thIs morntnn. hnt wcrc o,trcnrr.
olnd. Thr i,c,nnrr,,a knew t,,,t thc Rcn,,t,.
Ilc,r mrrtcr NJ thc Elcrtjon au,,. .Cnnm,,tcr.
"I", ".a' ~. ",-St " E,s..',,.
VINO aau cla7eo o. '"e minority feport' hhd VINO
Wns best informed nR to bsbeG's casc, was NIB
sent from The House stck, and could
mt he bcro bcforc Wednesday,. Accortl-
msy ~. sA"'b ,,', "As u'''se ~ W..
h!sbcc WITHOUT permitting Ills case TO bc 1alfsy
stntcd to the House. The Democrats were more
zcalous to do this, rs IL Is believed tint there
oro s,von 1,nu,,,-o.. .l,, hovc .,u1lca Tho ro,a
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t1I!s very rcason, there casl hc no longer any
doubt as tu the cxtremEty Of tho Democratic
ensc. Under The head OF "Somcthfnn 10 Think
About" .l,ern appeared In the Washington l'ost
this morning tto,thlc.leat1ctI leader, Of which
the following arc extrcs:
Wh'iu there Is no srtsuas daubt a. to The ropes!
u tho jurors test Oatt. thu far moso tnrottanat
rtsII uneetted. Tho unfortunate md 20 It acems
to s ut TIT. timc nlmost fu,cldnl attitude assumed
y se,a'"r ,Iasara appears to ha;r f"nd r., adhSf
T. teopardze tho harrow nntor!:y whtel, cnnalcH
The pafty to protect ts Rts ana ,f5r s1.
te reses s u ss eefan isw ns' e
th",c arc few Dcnuctats who meet II
%ith tu se. ,eps,.'sn Of TIC n'nstnnase ,;,ts
nni violent. = yrry we'll; .ue viii not ATTEMPT to
a5ar The Co.: n W VII .sy ths WIFE,. tta!
Of ftanlic ladcuiiam IL now stay rcd with at cpiln-
=. ~. admitting e. no eav a. to IT, mssIG''g &
= Ieln"rratlc bofy. Tho Radtcal programme,
fully rsenlscd up1n and completely calculated.
"a thIH: To carry All fnnr Of tisr cn'lfosna dir.
Election law, to buy ur hrIno with Ena!rnansh!p*
aMd Executive patronage all Independents. fa.
oass %a ns t. iet sonve and
men 1eiee'al for, 'hIa treatment. nsu King Of
nltendy nndrr indictments; Elan, Of Louis
lann; shelley. 0f AabaN,a: Conner. IT South caro-.
lima. Chamcta. Of Mta,-tippj. ald other. 10 he
chOEcli ont nf three lUur names under c0nsidcra-
tia! es the t:ncf l'fcfect Ut tho National Police
under our Nreacnt imperial form Of tovernmcnt--
Ueycnt. This - all We hare 10 Offer. We hope
what they arc dung and what the consequences
VIII hc before they aci. ant Nc repeat IL ts ton.
EIcet Passes Tho Appropriation bils lcny,ng tie
Election law nnsrpvaled, the Speaker and Com
1nIttcc EhairMcn Ut Thu next House will nut TO
Democrats.
TIE DEMOCRATS.
Tic Democratic Senator'S wrrc in caucus this
morning on subjects discussed u tie cAllcss Oh
Monday night. iEr ndyisabtty uf cndeayurtng
10 rcpcnl tile Federal Election law by ut,etl-
| n,cp,s to tile Approximation hills, thus prabably
forcing nn extra sese!utl, WIS earnestly dis
clstctl, Meatrs Hnynttl mud Thurman being tie
principal speakers md dIspuiants. The caucus
adjourned Without nctlOlt.
, 1879-02-14


WARRINGTON. D. c., Feb. 13.-Thctc Is no
doubt that tile forced retirement of Mark Bangs
as Dissrtct-Attorncy has been determined upnn.
The President Is nuw considering thu name Of
bis successor, ant1 It is probable thu. the new
nowlnntion will he made before March 4. The
dismissal Of Bangs was dcterniped on some
tine since, but for ccrtnin rcasons tt wns de-
cfflcl to take TO action until after the Senatorial
ELECTION.
LATEn--Thcse nro contradictory reports as to
Judge Bangs' probable achievement. 4 gentle
man who convcrscd with the President on the
subject to-day says that the President told him
that there bad been no change In the status of
Judge nauss within the Inst month; tllat wien
hc (Bangs} rms hero last he made Il bet
ter impression OH the Administration than
ever before. und That 1t was determined 10
give him anotcr trial. Frosn this statement, It
wo,lld ecen, there is no immediate prospect Of
c!,anre III tlr Office. Nevertheless, person
rro,utuellt1y connected With tie Administration,
not thu President, In said 10 have made tender
.! the o1llre tuday to an Illinois attorney, stat
Ing that Ae lud authority to do SO, but the attur
ney declined the p!acc.
, 1879-02-14

FKUFU6lTIVH FUR 4 H1H fHB49fV
dpectag DtspafcA 10 7As Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. T., Feb. la.-Senator Stan.
10y Matthews u moving to hare three Commits
s!oners sppoluted to open negotiations with
Mexico for the purpose OF commercial treaty.
Stanley Matthewa u firmly In favor Of such =
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, 1879-02-14

nDJ.
nlsTiLlEnIEs CAPTURED,
Tile Kcycpuo Agent ut Ralcfrh, n. c., reports
capturing nunbGrut dfsLtIterics and stills. unti
!: farge qnAltlty Ut low.wilcs Illul whisky. In
tilr Hight Two tnuutsIHcrs were WuuAuet!.
nEcLiNKs 10 ACT.
rnstlnastcr-l3rncrai Key DECLINES to re.estal,-
lla ,tc Spring tiarleu {Ala.) Olllca, closed
II, account ot Inaltrcnt'ng s3icetai-Agent Will
iat,s. wilu llal urressGi shr Postmaster fur Bpec-
M,atnz IN stasnps- lie says l's may reconsider
the matter when The case oE Alabama against
Williams to dispnsetl ol
THE rNEslnENT At CRUNCH.
WAaltINGrnN, Feb. 8,-IIlBEnp Simpson. Of
thu Mcthnti!st Episcopal Church, preached In
Foundry Church. IN tnis city, to-tiay. lht III.
nouneelcnt Ut 'Its coming drew lar1B humber
nf people. ahd iEie Church, with capacity tar
srattuu {. .ooo pcop!u. was crowded. A.uung lis
distinguished persons presenl wcre President aud
Mrs. lIayes, III tAelr pGw; Gen. Janes 4. uar-
field, Martin ]. towfsend, uni j, y. Tyncr. Tho
I3Ishop pFcAelic.l iron, Luke, H., BOIL.
tl,u church, announced tia. slbscrlpt1n haoks
would be openel uhl al elfUrt laaL3e to lsqMl-
'tRto debt VI ~, ,0U0 OWING by tho church. a',d
a!l wcrn requested to retuln scltca. Jhls al-
uonneenleat .rreatcd II lively interest Ia tho
audience. D!shop Simpson stepped forward to
assist In making ihu aplmal. subscriptions Of
81, ,0u0 each weru called lor, u,la eight persons
responded at oDeu. The canyuss!hg WIS cum
tiuutri. alNl President lluycs was a1nong Tho
s1gners at 800. Altogether sl5, $40 wero sub
Ecri1cJ.
Some Interesting incidents occurred during
this uxcFcise. When thu paper was presented to
rrUsdent Havcs hu consulted Mis-. Hayca 4nA
put dosn $50, accredited to .'trend,"
CAUSE hss tifeaas.'" When MA bad beeu
subscribed tho Bishop .alu. "Won't the friends
make It an even $t5,5U0, It sounds betteri'
WneFeupon oue canyasscr III tie gallery s"-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
TulETrnn DHPrniTiyE
DIT DIR. Va ~ g.

ga ,a,.a1. o,,; u,. e.
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,'' y '>'F''''3N '"'!''"H'' jh>'l"a &c
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''' ",''"''''H 'lI'i'lacS
,l,a,, "a H. ,r,.I,' '".i Summertime
~, +, a',". H. ~ '"''''"F i'"N''ai''
nv, IT, = ~, 90 ,', ''>'>.'' a son i%a-
H.. 'l"'''"| H'''I" y" cues
liz .,,,,." %, A. ms ,.';.''' ANUS
- w. :, ~ ""''' ''''.'"i'' 'tni
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

'4ably establishes them as .t;arorites
~iM all nho atse them.
The reasons uAy DR.. Roback's
Blood Pills should be kept IN Gu
cry family are: Bscause thew can
De employed IN all cases mAere a
".tamay phys'c" Is required, and
are perfectly safe IN TIER admin
,stration at all timss; Because
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
DIX. MESG. nonaldsunyillc:

Cost avcc lie plus ,if plaisir nre je vous
vols rrprenlre la fabrication de VotIe TEN
ttlrc lltpuraiiNc. Jc ut saurais trol, Ia
rceominahdrr a tons ccuX qni soutlrent de
maladjes mncicnnes. J'eu ri yrnlu bean
coup dams le temps, ct i'ai ctG ttmoin ,le
cares atSsi nonlhlensc. que Surprcnantcs.
Mais denN snrtout so,tt restGcs graves
dams ina mfllaire:
Nine. Santiago TroXilln, igfc ,i'cnvirnn
40 ans, nni drruis pln>ienrs anntcs n'avait
pu gutter son lit @(rctour d'age). s'cst from
vet enforcement giGrie, aprts l'cmplol dc
qar!furs louieilles dc tcinture dtpurative.
Ellie est deyenne forte ct p%uissaute. ct n
plus resent aucunc csepce de donlcur.
Me. Lagrezc ,Agte de 25 ans, qui depnis
ptsietr~ annces n'avait pu Sc livrsr a au-
.culic cspece travail, cn proie Il une migraia
ne Iui III tenait cloUec .!als sa chambrc,
s'est vue arllvree pour tonionrs dc cctte
dotilourcnse maladir. apres lnsagc de pucl-
ques houteiilcs dc ccttc bonnie %triuture.
81 &c l~n6dicameni. bien connu ct enu,io-
We dams nos uarages, await besoin ds6tre
~recoinmandf, .je ponirais donner lie nom de
lomhle de personnes qni ont etc queries
par In teinture dtpuratiye.
Ncuillcz men nNptdicr unc caisSc. Plu-
sicuTs malaies III cn ont demand6 ct ~l'aiten-
AMADFO RRAJrD
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

StiMu{dnt are
required. They
restore the vital
forces IN a re-
n,drkdJie degree,
and give tone to
the system.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
TERMS TO CLUBS.

A-S~'Ao W. N1o ID.
TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY Sun,
Five copies, one year, separately addressed.
Four DOilRrs.
Ten copies. ono year. sepsratc,y addressed (.nd
an extra copy to the getter up OF club).
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies. ono year, separately addressed
lad an ezra copy to The getter up of club.
Fifteen Dollars.
Flty copies. ono rear. to one address tapd tho
semi-W eekiy one yeMr to getter up O fclub),
Iharsy.tLree ID ollars,
Fifty copies. ono year. separately addressed fand
the Semi. Weekly one year to getter IN ofcluh1s
Tairty.fvc Dollars,
one hnndred copies. ono year. to one address
tanf The Daily for one yeGr TO the getter up Of
clao)' Fifty Dollars.
One hundred COPIES, one year. separately nd.
dressed tand tho Daily for one year to the Yettcr
"p'isioot' Sixty Dollars,
TIE sEMl-WEENLY Sun,
Five %copics. one year. separately add,essea.
Eight ssoiie ~.
Ten coptcs, one year. separately addressed fapn
an extra copy to getteT up OF clnh), N
Sixteen Dollars.
SEND Y0UE MONEY
n Post Office orders. checks, or drafts nm N.v
.ork. wilerever convenient. II not. then register
sHc 'el!ers containing money. Address
L VI. ENGLAND. Publisher.
Sun otlce, New York Civ,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
The Manufacture of
Plantation Carts aud WAGONS

a sr,"ia!ty. Inspection and comparison Of
work and prices with Those Of other ma
Eei- viii show n difference Of i.uin ten to
twenty per cent.
MI HOHh GUARANTEED.
march II, n.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

sGlII-TEEEL Y sun, SO "A YEAR,
of the Same size rad general character as
THE WEEKLY but with o greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing the news
tolts Subscribers with greater freshness, because
1t comes twice q week instead of once only.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
THE DAlLg Sun, SO A YEAR.

4 preemincntly readable newspaper, with tho
largest circulation IN, the world. Free, Inde.
pendent, aud fearless in politics. All tho nav,
ron everywhere. Two cents a copy ; by u.ail.
50 cents q month, or so a year. 1850
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
Powder and Shot.


State-Rigbts, including Secession
as m incident, is the cornerstone OF
the Democratic party
The General Government is the
slave Of tho several Statos, They
have the right to lot il live or cou-
iemn it to die at their pleasure.
Democracy means State Rigbts
and State Rights means Secession.
Democracy means White Suprem
acy and White Supremacy means
the abolition of Amendments.
Democracy means the swift and
total oyca.hrow Of the last stainIul
memory of Lincoluisu.
Democracy means everything tLat
has been taught by the OAolono
States up to this bour,
This Union is just rs hateful to us
Today, Just as abhorrort and iust as
unnatural "a j, WAS in 1851 uttwc
have como back to stay, aud, what it
more, we have como back 10 rule,
Why Because the Southern pco-
pie and their sympathiz rs IN the
North constitute II quarter million
majority OF tho population OF the
United States,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
The Work OF the Light ling.

One OF the most destructive fires
that ever happened in Philadelphia
occurred mt Point Breeze on the 18th
inst. Five vessels altogether, value
cd at sl2G,000, were burned to the
waters odgo one million gallons OF
rofuod oil were burned one thouN
sand feet Of wharf property, ware
houses aud shedding, with all their
contents, were bnrnol an exton.
sivo cooper shop, with oil its valua-
Die machinery and twenty thousand
empty barrels, was burned can
factory, one Of tho largest in the
country, with presses machinery and
dies of every variety. which bad cost
years to get togethor, was burned {:
large dwelling was burned two
immense tanks were burned oil in
barrels and oil in cases and oil in
tanks, oil in sheds and oil 10 plat
forms, oil on land aud oil in vessels
everything went in fame ond smoke
and left the once busy little COLONY
Of stills and operating rooms md
packing houses and shipping Offices
and warehouses of tho Atlantic Re-
fning Company a blackened mass Of
ruins. Tho total loss is estimated
at 100000. Tho value Of the ves-
sells alono, in the aggregate, as has
been stated, is placed at $4,000.
Tho fire broke outafrosh on tho Goth
and in four hours half mile of
wharGng had boon destroyed, 10000
empty oil barrels and SlS0,0o0 adj
ditional damage done. All this was
started 10y tho bark Hon. The yes.
sci had been in continual blaze
for two days, when it was thought
the 3 600 barrels Of oil which had
beon stored in her were entirely
burnt out.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

In q letter recoiyel in Washing
ton from General Grant, in siam, al
luding to some paragraph he had
seen in his American files about po-
litical demonstration in honor OF
his return, he says that ho is always
sensible Of tho approval of his fel.
lowscitizens, bat any formal display
which might be construed as a
movement for political purposes
would not be agreeable nor well adj
vissd
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

If my political prophet at the
close OF tho war had dared to pre-
diet that this generation would not
pass before the rebel brigadiers, in
full control OF q majority of both
houses of Congress, would be found
delborating whether it wasn't after
all, Advisable to refuse to vote np-
propriations for the maintenance of
tho army of tho United States,
he woull hayo been stoned to death
by the people.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

The most dospicablo Of all the
rebels were those men who won't in
to the rebellion protesting that il
was all wrong and that they we've
Union men, aud gave to the bad
ca,se, when they were in, their
hearty support. A rebel who thinks
he was right may command some
measure Of respect but man who
became n rebel coufcssiug that he
was perpetrating II crime is an un
mi,iga,cd rascal. Georgia has
twelve Of these persons among her
representatives in the present Con-
gross.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
D-~<-s=Ez~<-<z-zx@-r---a

Between this time AMI the 23l of
July an immenso amount of money
viii he thrown on the market,
Called bonds to tho extent OF $294 :
100000 are to he taken mp. Oi
these about Sl,0O0,0J0 will be by
direct exchange of six per cent,
bonds, The remaining Sl8i,0O0,000
must be reinvosted somehow and
somewhere, 1t may give real estate
d boost
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
E-s=--s-,zr1=-u-=r-sssz.,=zn

TIE Philadelphia REcoi.D Of Sat,
urdny publishes the description Of
fourteen Mollios who are yet wanted
for trial for murder. Some of the
crimes in which thoy were concern-
od wore committed rs far back as
1868. Nineteen Mollies have been
hung, two are under sentence of
death and quito number are in the
Eastern peniteutiary. If the four.
teen yet at large can be secured the
list OF this bloody bAud-the worst
that ever infested the earth--wlll be
complete.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

The Democratic situation in Ohio
is said to be desperate, The Ger
mans believe in hard money, and in
dicate an intention to support Fos
ter. The nomination OF so pro,
nounced n Greenbacker as Ewing
has offended a large and powerful
element 10 the politics Of tho Buck-
eye State.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

There will be no meeting OF the
Pennsylvania Legislature before Jan.
1881 unless specially called by the
Governor and wo hope no necessi.
ty will arise requiring him to call n
special session. Having doubled the
representation and its officers, that
body ia too expensive q luxury to be
indulged in every year
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

The Republicans are the true enc.
mics Of the "bloated boudhoiders
They have reduced the interest on
tho bonds from 6 to 1 per cent,
Since tho first Of Mcrch, 1877, the
amount saved in interest has been
Sl4, 4,027,l77. This is the kind OF
economy and reiorin' the people
appreciate.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

Hon. Geo. Mctzger, the Oldest
eXrnember of the Pennsylvania leg.
islatnre died Mt Carlisle on the llth
inst. Mr.. Motzger represented Cum
berland county in the House Of Re-
prcsontatives in 1918. lie was
about 90 wears old.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

Canada wants to prove that her
citizens do not sell ammunition to
the Sioux, as has been charged. Our
own traders without doubt are mean
enough TO PIT the Indians in possess
sion of the weapons to murder their
brettern.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
GnS,-zarsxzGzzs,uunr<-

One of the revenue agents OF the
Internal Buroau reports the capture
Of two illicit whiskoy stills in Ala.
bama, the property of Rev. Abort
S Esmon, "a minister OF the Gospel
in good standing who escaped by
flying to the woods.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

The Montgomery county Ropub,
licans have endorsed Captain Will
lam b. Hart for State Treasurer,
AMI the Norristown Daily Hcr01d
says fiat ten thousand Republicans
of that county cordially endorse the
actiOn Of the county committee.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

Mr.. Tildon is again becoming pop
ular. 1t Is reported that he has
made two million dollars ont of his
elevated railroad stock, But oven
this will not be enough to insure his
rapid transit to the White House.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

George r. reynolds, a bigamist,
was, on Saturday, at Salt Lake City,
Utah, sentenced to two years im>
prisonment aud $500 fine. lie is
the first Mormon convicted OF poly.
gamy since the passage Of the act in
MD
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

Gen, Il. #. Butler throHens to
stump Ohio for Ewing. liis fnan-
cial heresies will break down the
Democracy in Ohio, He is a mighty
man for mischief to any panty to
which lac attaches himself
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

For sometime ptst expensive no
tells hlvo furnished fuel for destrnc.
tive fires. Tho New Columbia Ho.
tol at Cape May was burnt on Thurs
day
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

Herman Weaver u young man in
Reading, on Friday performed the
porilous feat at that place OF Jump
ing from the top of n bridge, a dis
tance of 100 foot, into the Schuylkill
liyer Ilo was not ininred.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

Lenuing u Sons large chemical
works ut Bridcsburg, Philadelphia,
were destroyed by fire on Saturday
afternoon. Tho works covered ~
acres OF ground.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

Mrs. Matthew Shipmau, an insane
woman living near Warren. set fire
to her house last Tuesday morniu &,
and she was roasted TO death.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
z-~-zvvEysl>srtgss

Zsc. Chandler will stump Ohio for
Foster and lIickcnloopor, The stal
wart Republicans will be greatly in
demau from now until November
1850
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

X n ~ ~ A MONTH guaranteed, si2
" ksSH d n day at home made by the
lEz pV ID n industrious. Capital not re
SSS~S quirad we will start you.
Men, women, boys aud girls
make money faster at work
for ne than Mt anything else. Tho work Is light
ana pleasant, and such rs anyone can 40 right
at Those who are wiso who SEQ this notice
viii send us their addresses at once and sep for
themselves. Costly Outft and terms free
Nog Is the time. Those already at work are
lnylng up Large sums of money. Address
TRUE& CO., Augusta, Maine.
juno I2,'Te.ly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

The Ohio Democratic platform
don't say II word about fraud.
Remarkable oversight.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

There is a proposition on foot to
coustrut n railroad from Now Bloom
field, Perry county, to Duncanuon.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

Continued signs of Improvement
in bus ness are everywhere manifest,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26

81 n n A WEEK IN your ov . town ami
u II. r.. rOclIi'0l risko'. VOW can riy,
InbE Ek v the business = trial without, q,
b9S ~ ~ pcnsc. The lcst cIpnr'urtty ~.
or 0rCrCd tor those NiIlIng to
work. You Shouli trv rn,firy
olso until you sec inr yourself wh., y9u ran 40
~ tho business We offer. NJ room 10 oSri,,r
ferc. You can devote an yorr tim" orrrlg
Your Nato tim" t1 the tusirrss, and mako
great ply f"r every hour 'rat You work
Women make ne ruch rs men. send tor -rr.
cial IrivHto tc'Ws AMI p1rti"ullrs. Vhirh ,S1
mai Tree. - bfth' tee Don't complain of
hsri tIWcs white you have fucR cruncn. Al.
drcT II. ~ LElf CO., Portland, Maine.
June l2,'5gly.