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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
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N Letters Of standardization on the estate OF
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Sn ydsr county, Psnu,a, having been krsuted
TO the undersikncd, all person. knowing them
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Apr 9. 1852. Adainistrator,
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Mercantile ABpralSnalt.

THE venders Of Foreign and domes-
l tic merchantl se SC IN Snyder Co.
will take notice thartbey ore apprais.
ednnd eiass ded by the undcrs gned
Appraiser uf Merc1utile aud other IL
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An appeal will be held at the com.
niissioners Office In the court house in
Middleburg on Tuesday April 25, 1882
between the hours OF 8 a. IN. aud 4 D.
IN, of said day when and where all
persons agrieved may attend II they
see proper.
GEO. p. ZIMMERMAN,
Mercantile Appraiser,
March 80, 'S2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06
atirainia frse gress.
H. ". DC ". ". Il. GILLAHER, Editors
Charlesto,cm, jefferson County, Vest Va.
Nay @, 1852.
Nay @, 1852.
!StOnelraU Jackson.

M. Quad, of the Detroit Free Press, who
has been graphically sketching the battles
of the late war, concludes his account ofthe
great battle of Gaines Mill by the following
tribute to "Stonewall Jackson
"In these sketches Stonevall Jackson's :
battles have been taken in reverse. We
found him first on the blood stained field OF
Antietam-almost at the close of his career,
instead of at the BEGINNING. The world
knows low he fought there. Weiound him
at Kcrrs,ovn fighting one &c fodr-fghting,
falling back grimly giving way to fight a.
gain. We saw him strike the Federal arm
les right and left in the valley and fill Wash
.ngicr with white faces. We found him at
Fredericksburg on Lees right-at Chancel-
iorsvile in Hooker's rear-at Manassas be-
hind Pope on his fank-in his front We
have found him ct Gaines Mill. Fate wait
ed for him before striking a last blow. II
was the hammer in his grasp which shatter-
ed the. Federal position. Without him
Long,tfeet and Hill would have been press
ed back ou,cd-annihiatcd.
A Christian in his failh--a child in hi
synlpathie,-a General who cared not for
!hc worlds admiration much rs for the
comfort ofany single man who followed him
IN bis wonderful marches. He had the
courage ola lion and the heart of a woman.
The pomp and glitter of war were not for
him. His banners grew old and faded and
shot-torn. His legions grew raggcd and
iootsore aud weary No matter who ialter-
ei-Jackson had faith. Nomatter who hes
itated-Jackson advanced. Fierce in the
heat of battle, because it was his duty to
Kill. when the roar of cannon had died away
.he groans OF the wounded reached heart
which had throb for every groan.
Partisans may keep their bitterness of
heart, but the world has spoken. The man
whom they hate died torgiving all. Struck
down at Ghancellorsyille, amidst the roar Of
>attle. he was removed to die amidst the
,oitcst peace. Strong men wept like chill
,ren nwhen they saw that his last hour had
M, hut if they had feeling of revenge
lown under their sorrow, he had none.
With malice towards none-with forgive
ness for all, his life went out as his pale lips
whispered:
Let us cross over and rest under the
green trees
And may he ever restn
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Rescued from Death.

William j. Cou-hlin, of Someryille, Mass
saws In the fall of 1876 | was taken with
Mc,d;ag If The h,,,gs followed by severe cough
lost my appetite and flesh aud was confined
10 my bed In lS77 was admitted 10 the Hos
pi;al. The doctors said had a hole in my
lung as BIZ a. half dollar. At one time d
report went around that ] was dcAd, gave NJ
hope hut friend told me of DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM r'OR THE LUNGS. got bottle
when tony surprise. | commenced 10 feel bet
ter. and to-day feel better than for three YEAR
past write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DIR WM
HALLS BALSAM. and he CONVINCED thai
CONSUMPTION VAN BE CURED. can pos
itivcly say il hes dime More good than all th'
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

Yesterday morning man with load Of
fowls, country produce, Sc., stopped in front
of the hodse u prominent citizen, and the
good wife came OFT 70 inspect the display.
"Guess III take tho.e two Wild duck. Tor
tomorrow dinner"
Cues you'd better take something else,
madam +" said the produce man. "Imetyour
husband On the road this morning with
wagon, twohorses. three dogs, anIa hundred
rounds of cartridges, making for the big duck
,ugh."
"Oh, indeed The poor man" replied tho
lady. You had better give me four ducks:
he may want some when he gets home"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

The Original Eagii@h Natfor5or from the
American publishers, Messrs Estes & Lau-
at, Boston, Mass, is regarded by some
the best children's magazine in the world
containing 80 pages, and l6 full-pagc illus
trations each month.
1t has -orldwide reputation, and more
than million children in England and A.
merca read its charming stories.
To receive four dollars ,rortA Jor one You
have only to send one dollar directly to tho
publishers, and they will send postpaid
CiaffcrboT: and TO EVERY NEW SUBsCBIB.
Err beautiful steel engraving l1Sx 2iinches
price $500 ola little girl puzzling over hel
first sum, and entitled Ought and Garry
One"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

81 have good news Tor YOU, +" said old Buy
erten, TO a clerk in bis Office. your unc,e
who died last week left his Ohio farm TO
your cousin Ben and you get nothing" The
clerk laughed Il loud laugh oi joyous relief,
by George" be said, chat takes load off
me- Uncle Ezra was 50 angry nc me tho
week before he died he sworc he would leave
me that farm. II has two tax titles and three
mortgages on it; there's a Gaw in the orig
inal patent, five families are fighting for it,
and there is a stranger in possession. Ben
must have made the old man awful mad
somehow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06
SPRING POETRY.
DY AN uScoSvERrED EDITOR.


Ono evening while reclining
In my cPsy chair, repining
Ger the lack OF true religion, and the dear:h of
common seiisc, -.
A solemn yiSGgcd lady,
Who was surely on the shady
Side of thirty entered proudly and 10 crush me
did commence:
II sent a poem here, sir,
Said the lady, growing iiercer
And the subject which I'd chosen, you re
member. sir, was Spring
But. although I've scanned your paper,
I, Sir by sunlight, gas and taper.
I've discovered of that poem not solitary
thing" II
She was muscular and wiry,
And her temper sure was fiery,
And knew TO pacify her would have 70 hb
like fun,
So | told her; Ere her verses,
Which were great had come 70 bless Us,
We'd received just siNty-oae on Spring, OF
which we'd printed one.
And. added. we've decided
That they d better be dividel
Among the years that follow-onc to each sue
cceang Spring.
So your work, I'm plczsed 70 mention,
Will receive our best attention
In the wear Of 1880, when the birds begin 70
singW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

4 certain New York judge was once o.
b'igcd to sleep with an Irshman in crowd
cd hotel, when the following conv rsation
ensued "Pat, You would have remained a
long time in the old country before you could
have slept with judge, would you notg'
Yes your honor" said Pat, "and | think
your honor would have been a long time in
the ould country before yc'd been ajudg',
toon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06
POETR Il.
ROBINS HAVE COME AGAIN.

There's call upon the housetop,
An answer from the l'iain;
There's varble in the sunshine,
A twittpr in the rain;
And through my heart at the sound OF thes
There comes a namelesS thrill,
As sweet as odor to the rose,
Or veriure 10 the hill.
And all these joyous mornings
Ny heart p6uss forth this strain
"Gob bless the dear old robins
Who have come back again
For they bring thou hit of Summer.
OF dreamy luscious days
OF king cups i'll the meadow,
Making golden haze
4 longing for the clover blooms,
For roses all aglOw,
For fragrant orchards. where the bees.
With droning murmurs go;
dream of all the beauties
OF Summers golden reign,
And sing: God keep the robins,
Who have come back again"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

The flower Of the air is a plan, found ia
Chill and also in japan. This appellation
is given to it because it has no roots and is
never fixed to the earth. II twines round a
dry tree or sterile rock Each shoot pro-
luccs two or three flowers like lily, white,
transparent and odoriIerous. 1t is capable
Of being transported POO or 500 leagues; and
it vegetatcs as it travels, suspended on
twig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

From statistical tables complied by the
Prussian government it appears that the in
terest paid on capital invested in railroads
i, higher in France than anywhere else cx-
cept America. In France the average per
centage yielded was 453 per cent; in Ger
many, 4ll Austria, 3.i in Great Britain,
80; in Russia, 2.3; in ltaly,2.5. In the
United States the capital expended yielded
on an average return of 46 per cent; in
Canada, only Is; and in the British West
Indies, 3i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

"Now, my boy, take those eggs to the store,
and if you can't get a quarter dozen, bring
them back" The boy went as directed, and
came back saying: Father, it takes me to
make trade. They all tried to get EN- for
forty cents. but screwed EN- down to twen-
tv-five."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

Here is a Castlc. II is the House Of al
Editor. II has Stained Glass windows and
Mahogany stairways. In front e the CAS-
tie is Park. i il not sweet? The lady in
the Park is the editors wife. She wears 4
Costly robe ofyevpt trimmed with gold lace,
and there are Pearls and Rubics in her hsir.
The editor sits on the front SiooP, smoking
IN Havana Cigar. His little Children arc
playing Nith diamond Marble on the Tessc-
lated Floor The editor can afford to live
IN style. lie gets seyenty-Gye Dollars a
month Wages.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

According to Prof Young. the total guam
tity OF light emitted by the sun Is equal to
$500 O00, ,O00, ,O00, 900 ,G00, ,G00,OO0,000 can
dies such an array Of 6gures, however,
seems meaningless. 20 faint is human con-
ceptiOn Ofthc number
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

Some little children were sitting one day
on the steps Of a school-house, singing, as
they often do, some OF Il cir lavoritc hymns.
They were suddenly surprised by a rude fell
low, who came up to chem and said; Docs
your master teach you nothing but singing
those foolish hymns" "Ycs, said pale-fac-
ed little boy, about six years otage, "he tells
Us that it is foolish to play three aces against
Il flush" The rude fellow seemed much af-
ectcd By the chill lisA innocence o. this re-
mark, and passed on This incident occur
ed in Chicago.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

"Ahr' he exclaimed, as he pressed her
ienderly against bis vest at parting, shall
hold you in these arms again tomorrow
and paint our future with the bright pig
meats OF the Imagination" NO. she said,
calmly, mot tomorrow. To-morow's wash
day."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

A Work Shop Of the Peniten;iay at
MoundsvilIe was destroyed by fire on Wed
nesday night of last week. Loss on build
ing, covered by insurance, $1,000. The
Webster Wagon Company lost in Machine
ry and stock about SIS, ,O00-also insured.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

Monticello, Louisiana, was completely
destroyed by cyclone on saturday-only
three houses were left on the outskirts.
Ten persons were killed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06
Browns Iron BlTTERS is

BROWN's Iron BlTTERS is
composed Of Iron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
d remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which VIII cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

slansfcld, Ohio, Nov. .5, 1851.
Gcntlcnca :-lhavc suffered with
pam in my side and back and great
torcncss on my hrc 81, with shoot
ing pains al through ny body, at
tended with src@tMeatncss. dc9res-
Son Of spirits. ard loss Of appe-
tito. ] have taken several different
nedicin 5, and was treated By prom
incnt physicians for my liver, Kid
ncy,. and spleen. bu, | go; no relief.
/ thought | would Try Brown's lroa
EucrS: have now taken one boiile
nd a half aui an about woll-pain
IN 81 le and b4ok all gone soreness
Ill III q my breast, and ! have
good app-;.tc. and am gaining in
strength and flesh. ltcan Justly be
called the k:1'g II medicines.
J0as l.. A.LESDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-05-06

health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead Of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong2
YOU can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired Of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
How ? By getting one
bottle of BROWN Iron BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. saturday. Dec. 81. lssl

MAsHINGTON, saturday, Dec. 81, 1881.
The interest payably by the Treasury on the LIST OF
January amounts to Sl2,lG0,000, being the interest
upOn the four per cents, the continued skies, Pa'Lo
Kaway currency skies AMI District or Columbia loans
Postmaster-Gencral Jalucs returned to Washington
last night He expects 10 his portfolio to his
successor bv next Thurafay. II win have been ten
months 70 day since he took charge OF the Department
Colonel Bliss has sent out to-day seventy subp@nas
for Witnesses to appear before the Grand Jury IN the
Star Route cases. which will soon DO brought up lie
SAYS Brady, Dorsey and others Will surely DO III
dcted.
Mr. Kurl Won schlozcr, Envoy Extraordinary aud Min
lister Peuipotentiary OF the German Empire, will leave
tins city OH Monday Tor NewYOrk whence lao VIII sail by
The German LlOy Thursday next en- route
for hlr new post at Rome,
The bond OF Thomas G. Acton "a United States Assist
ant Treasurer at New Yorkwd5 to-day received and aI
proved at the Treasury Department II Tor 94OOOOO
THO snreties Gair for $4,000 EACH Mcssrs. r. ID.
Moran Jackson =; schultz, Charles 4. Dana, George
Jones WIuiam Dowd, DaylG DOws, Samuel A. NJ Barlow
and William If FOgg.
The Committee Of the Garfield Memorial Hospital
hive received bill OF exchange for 800 from the hhe
dive OF Egypt through ConsuGeneral Wof who writes
that he expects to supplement THE with further Sab
scriptons to the 1000. Minister MOrlOn az
Paris; the American ESchunBc at London ana inc
American COnsuls nj Amsterdam and elsewhere arc also
receiving subscriptions for this object
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

get $500 FOR taom wouldn't take IT, There's no money
In that hu,iEos7 FOR mc-leYer las been and don't
~. crcsa-axaiuinoti'u Of Dr. Gray resumed It
wiS .'A. Z ieduI,, bt. Sfoyilc 8cehth5 ue'I"t' -
llar tr'c aHd the witros- being somewhat ProiiN IN
witness f'sj,l tIo insaul,y meant that there was
conjunction or ecnbuion OF dSeafe OF the brain WITH
mental disturbance. Disease 81 the brain WIS e,-
aenuu 10 iasauiy II haJ conducted post norton
never l-arcustc.lgl before ,hry were dead
The prtorcrNAat tae dortors want 10 do IL 20 Kill a
man ir-t aud cSaWine hi- bran rii"rwmd 1900.
Mr 0coye inquired Th"ohcr witncs, lIal ever before
known c'. Thrre tlc rli oner Ia iclsnns insanity
The wi,ness-I nave not considered thai prisoner
has made any ,nan'i'' alton or iu,anF, 'lI l
iuptss 'n me IN the il and here me ra mar De pc
rcs,d IN Inspiration, IN respect to which believe ne
Mr. l,i . H., d ~ AZ al ne T. 5;,,5,i,y ~ VIII
me- oa that point should uc stricken from The record
~ had, ia common phrase
T.c pr.,1uCr-I'ut nj, fool In f.
Mt 5ooFi ! WIZ going 70 say d" lCt The cat ont OF the
prisoner las told lie, winch is the N.rJ thing Tor the
lls wi,ne.r-I did no, say hc told ale.
tr. S'pvIlr-l USED cue 'iHin EaelisL
Tie Cont refused 20 order e testimony 10 lie stricken
q rcst ~ afternoon yros corrunad I'm very wear
isou" c;us sanitation, ur S'oyjic himself -c mia g
o. br it."r't - to th, replies made by nt mess 10
I g'''''hH lt"P'lHd-' 20 NM, ana "hI'u TOOK que
"llc range. Tine prisoner. though paying attention 10
ife evidence, dd 80 la i-ic,s way, ana interrupted
Is '4h'h" t"'l Uhnd1 WINE ne special l' i.a
cuud escape from tla chilling atmosphere of the court
wn,u the hcnr had at lonzth arrived, tIe prisoner
c'i.l hi TsoNilr attention 10 jAr dct an IItH CON
tI.u'd; "!o-moro" ic NeE-lSus 9"E' IS7-. re-
criNc my calls ths year in Jail Anybody can com" tht
can GET in. viii ne GLAD 10 see anybody that can get
The Conrl luen adjourned min Tuesday. ,fr Reed, OF
counsel Tor HE defence "- uol present n court today
library. Il was probably for tais r,,-ou t.at Mc
Nc"yIlr tie witness such desultory
n"ucr hoi desi'H to question ain on matters dFccuy
ptFhcut 10 tut ease IN tue absence oI ms cul'deuc
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BrRTHS. DEATHS AND f4RFI1GE&.

The number of deaths recorded III 1881 at
the Bureau OF vital statistics was 3S,G09, against
1887 ia lo-O, increase of GG7- OntAt otherha
the births that were registered drcrca,cdin number
from - j3G ia 1850 10 zGl30 ~ lo~la falling Of Of
LOO The butl and maIIiaAo record eau not, unlike
the registry Of deaths De kept correctly, but TINS ac'
Is thought hardly FOR he decrease in the birth
rate as compared with the previous year Among lie
children that were born IN NewIork last year were
21s pairs Of twins The record OF marriages shows
l0O1G IN 1881. against 1902 in 1850 an increase OF
IO-i OF the $4,000 persons who died last year 22i4
were over seventy years Of age 1880 were children
under five years of age; in 1850 this class had only
1860 deaths. The greatest mortality in July,
when tile deaths numbered BOG; and the lowest in
November, when the total number 100 In Janu
ar these were 3.l4- and IN December $40.
As to the causes OF death, UuOuc diseases klIcd
1881 phhsI- mad J3-j victims; Uldlrhpal Diseases
$3.50; pneuinouIa, 500. Diphthc.ia Killed lob and
.caa, lever loGI persons Tuey" were 4J deaths from
smallpox out Of l,3Ol Caets IN 1850 lhrle were VuJ
81 deaths nom smallpox in NcW-No Il. cunstroAe
caused the death Of l3i last year TWO OF the fatal cases
Occurred October The number % persons who Oled
from violence the term embracing murders, drown
IN accidents o. all kndsI l3sl Tie suicides
Numbered lO4.