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PER YEAR,
HARPER'S MAGAZINE :,
HARPER'S WEEKLY
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The THREE above publications
Any Two above named
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HARPElPS MAGAAlNEE
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LIBRARY, (52 ntllhoeisO Vols
Ixnpx ro HARPER's MAGAZINE 'OD'
l to go, Svo, Cloth
Postage free TO an suo'''
ted States or Canada.
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FINANCIAL.


EIRST NATIONAL BANK ..
l. OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS
-OF-
THE UNITED STATES.
EDWARD BETS, President,
GEo. u ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $50, 600.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston Exchange
furnished TO regular DcposiiOrs without charge.
Discount days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
at :. 20 Il. m.
DIRECTORS:
Edward Belts, John ", Adams
Clement Is. Smith, james e. McCOinb,
George W. Bush, William Tatnall,
Samuel James, Eli Garrett.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr. lanl-ly
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Reserved Seats
for the sixth anniversary of the Wilmington
Academy will be on sale at the Opera House
box office tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock,
Three thousand tickets are out.
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$1,000

Buys Mems Fine Check All Wool Cassi-
mere Suit at the Boston Clothing House.
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PURLI0a.4rEs.
sALE uF COWS.

DUBLIC SALE OF COWS.
rhe snbscribers win sell At public sale, AZ Red
Lion, East Marlborough, Chester county, Pa,
MONDAY, MAY 18th, 1851
M o'clock, p. M,
Forty head of fresh cows aud sprlngcrs, twenty
head OF feeders, lot of young bulls.
Slt.I& BAILEY.
l.. w. srIDllAM SON., AuG'rs. myi6-tf
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NEW ~ B11cAT,o,1..

NEW BOOKS.
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=" For sale by nII hoot..u
postpaid, on rrrtini of ofsisaiiers nsitrs Sent h, ,.,
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The GYPSIES.

Wirhaketchcs Of th. F,,,,
Austrian Romany m"I,,''lsh I,,I"' welsh, lussIaD
Gypsy Language. Hy T"'g T,,ng papers on
author of '"rhr Ewvli.,, "NhLES ".,LES q. LII,
guagc, "&c. crown ,," dHpse' aud tneIr 70 !,
Mr.. Leland embodies il, -,
many years' study ,r H., H. .his hook The r,...,.
language and lifrs nna H. H. sypsics, ths,r @nllst
able and interesting WIZ produced rn,. 9rlHl
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sAlehl lsL GUIDE, lsso

IDN, ISSg.
A Satchcl Guide ror tbo v,,,
rope. Revised adi,Ion ,t'''l Tourist In r,
itincracy of the Brlti.h ,.i ,of i%2. A rolon..
land, Germany rd ,hc ,, d., belgium and N
France, Austria ina u,l, p, swtlerlan,
Roam, flexible. "''n maps. la,'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-12-15
ABBENILLE BRANCH.
CONNECTIONS.

A. With the South Carolina Railroad from
Charleston.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and all points North
thereof.
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road from Charlotte and all points North thereof
IL. with Ashevic and Spartanburg Railroad
for points in Western North Carolina
L. With y. andC. Div, Il. and b. H. r., from
all points South and West.
ID. With \. and (. Div, Il. and d. r. Il. from
Atlanta and cyund.
f. With y. and &. Div, Il. and b. II. r. from
all points South and West.
f. With South Carolina Rail- oad for Char
lesion.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Wilmington and the Ncrth
With Charlotte, Columbia AMI Augusta Rail-
road for Charlotte and the North
q. With Ashcvilc and SparlarLurg Rail-
road from licndcrsonvillc
ii. With y. and {. Div, Il. and d. r. r..
from Charlotte and beyond.
Standard Time used is Washington, d. c.,
Which is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia.
L. VI. Il. TALCOrr, General manager.
j. W. FRY, Superintendent
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Passenger Agent
ID. CAEpwELL, Asst General Passenger Art
April ID If If
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ADDRESS OF THE STATE DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE.

7Hr H"ph" t'y''i &" .N,wtnm III" O,rni-
:"ij"" o/ III" Hm!Y, "mt Pry"rc w
TroihMy omi DiSc"SSi"" Ior Mc Hom>
ph.c Issues ot' tie Futur".
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w | ID f. A n ID r a r

The Slaughter of low Prices calls the people adjoining
first class call synonymUu>y
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TIE NAME OF FLYNN.

defiance to h market of America
10000 yl dress goods g.
10 Pieces Wrcl dress goods
WoStcd
lrcsm lc cchCapa
Fancy breaches I2 II from
elsewhere.
IL of
Tict CaS alr billiard cloths Eng lSuiiu etc.
Frcuchc hiucr:5 wurth5O
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Calicoes, Percales and Satines.

Extra Standard fine Calico worth Sc sold a &c.
Parcas nearly yard wide worth 10 and 2 sold 81 and Sc.
Fine Printed Satiucs worth Zoe sold at &c.
Solid coors, All shades equal low.
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COLUMBIA AND GREENVIII,E
RAILROAD,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., May 18th, 1857.
2a rs -. - 49, 4. =.

On and after Monday, Nov. 9th, 1882 Pas
sehser trains Will run as herewith indicated
upon this Road and its branches.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-12-15

to sold Il the
the selected slube swell
cheapest stock OF goods oncci in the Of the State
well pleased the time the will found the
The following will
have long weighed down with melancholy; Read
have trading:
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~ t. the uniip" brl!> ~ t. jhr ;wi,> ioli:
n" 81 bloom, The princirl. II, u wn.ch
the machine Is cpu-;Turt" h,vruE b '"n
shown to be practicable and successful, scv:
cral attcml Is were made t. imprpvisc an at:
tachmcmt for the mules which would cua;
bic them To pull more evenly. They were
finally hitchcd up 20 two horse WAGON. aud
the wagon attached to the machine The
mules then pulled the wagon with tho ma:
chine after it. Better results were obtained,
but it was clearly shown that 4 new arrange:
mcnt for the attachment of the mules will
have to be made This is Il mere matter Of
detail, aud with little time can easily be
accomplished. II has been determined
to remove the brushing portion Of the ma:
chine and, if found desirable, to construct n
machine for cleaning the plants separately
by this change the size Of the machine will
be about half its present size. 1t will be
th,n easily handled and the horse, can be
easily attached and the guards arranged 50
as to make the movement along the rows
even and steady. An additional number Of
picking discs wilt also BE- used 50 rs 70 rem:
der it next to impossible fer any Of the bolls
Oh plant to escape contact with the pcncrs
1t would have been of course a miracle if
the machine had upon its first trial gone
into the field and worked perfectly in every
particular. The necessity for the moditi.
cations above mentioned cOu,n only be seen
10y actual experiment. and when made those
Interested in the invention feel assured that
they will have Il machine Of Inc stimablc
value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-23
CONTINUANCE OF THE GREAT CLEAR

CONTINUANCE OF THE GREAT CLEAR
ING SIZE.
sEALsKIS sAcQUEs- FUR-LINED WRAPS.
ANNOUNCEMENT !
Owing t. Tire Indictment weather which. during the
later portion of past week deferred many from tax
lag sgantggo Of clearing sale. have decided to
POSTPONE the taking Of stock at the main house IN Bait
re EId FEBRUARY ISL. which Will give another
week to e.ose o'st our surplus stock at Branch
House. i2G IT. street northwest.
FACTS No IDLE DECLARATIONs-rAc
The sea-. SACQUES and Fur LINED WRAPS,
beirg offered at Branch House. 436 .TH
STEFET, Ey
ALBERT SIGNUND,
Ru.TINoREs LEADING FURRiEE.
Embrace Garments highest grades finished after
tn holidays, of work in factory preventing
Their completion previous thereto.
RATHER THAN CARRY THEM A SEASON.
WI HAVE DETERMINED TO SACRIFICE THEM
Al 81 PER CENT LES, ANToRMER PRICES.
EMBRACED IN STOCK We NAME IN PART:
Worth Now.
Seal DoiInar. made by sitrnund. BALTIC $40 $3.50
1 Fur lined Wrar. 9 '' Freres, Paris. 40 90
4 Seal Sacciues '' 80 oi:-rnund, Baltic. 225 les
2 g 80 &c g $50 40
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-23

The arrived Of three hundred people from The
north Saturday evening gave rise to the report
that the 2IjJh Maryland delegation 10 the White
House had come 10 town. II proved, however 10
DC q pleasant party OF eXcu.siOnistS from New
England with nary IN once seeker in the lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-23

THE STAR Office Connected WITH t'le Telephone Ez-
tEsnye Advertisements orders foT TIE paper b. mai
and otherwise. neys. auy information o. business
can be sent day OF night. free e charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-23

II Is matter Of rejoicing with al having buSi-
hesS De.OT, Congress that Nj. BObeSon'S PROPOSE
ton to enlarge the CONF. itteCS did not succeed
The great dir. .uity now : to get quorum at com
uiitt e meeting. AMI without which no business
can b. dom. In this connection u correspondent
writes 20 The STAR: lit has been nay business to
attend The meetings 1f a HOUSE, committee for
years past and during the last ia years it is safe
% say, that fully 0nehlf OF tlr time there was no
quorum. The consequence was, that persons hav-
Ing business before il were Obliged 10 be there
every meeting and wat, their Chance for a quo
rIEn. Only tais week q party having important
business before Senate committee could do no
thing because no quorum attended,
IL must be- remembered that nearly every mem
Der (Of either house, IS two three Or four differ
cut committees, AMI iJ j. next TO impossible to so
Arrange their days OF meeting that a quorum can
De had Oh 81 tGe committees. o. course the larger
tae committee the greater the difficulty because a
larger number - required to Institute a quorum
II The committees were reduced Cne-ralf or one
third. the business would b. far more promptly
and better done. - citizens are here on expenSt
from al parts OF the country these delays are a
serious matter u them, besides impeding public
Dyi-inas--
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

mon SALE or EXCHANGE TOR WILL. LOCATED
L ground III the northwestern section IF the city two
six room frame houses street. between 9th and 1th
north est. Lou \ 7. SHOEMAKER,
j2l-3t $40 L street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-23

IS AtE. 4 Nl..T, FRENCH END GERMAN IN
1ssS ., g i !; :, -. 80, .sTe'o aiealty E.s
.sMF. lRPRESCls, prom pA'Is. WILL GIVE
ID ,,aSersss breach lessons >, her own aud
zl.aee. Ne. Sl2 IA s,r,,. no ;S~,.si. III IA.
asCHGcI. or rIoCtTioN
tal6 Ira T2e iaih .troot northWr-s
I II. JANUS. PROFESSOR or MODERN LAM
- slsces 81 tolnalisu 4 "a. Nil teach rrys., ly
tween Il and !. address Rc,m 81 ccrcorAn Ruila-
iyaDAME NJ. CHEvREMoNT frRESCH TEAcH-
Va 'r' bIioise de fAcsirnie ic Paris Lessons phi
.ne,s Addns 10 q stree. nSyi.wesi In care q sirs
nANihSfN. Jll-6m
WAfRsSsFHS a c,STEREAreG ~ , o bSS AT
;.saee on d stcsi. thirteenth year. Tiano. orsan.
S,t s'' S r I'll BGtapi T55 tf@''is Ere
G shpifs As So Gn M bn sG es9 hon SoNe
, aa ~ in ~ h, =, a5t NSl,swGrs Mas BIZ
"gs. $40 Ter s0alistic YEAR. d2s-Im'
sEEgNcH Lh-<oN>- AE% TERN IN January
T -. MS..@ ., I'D kNeeas C.ss,s Of al
at raecal. Partisan pronunciation taught Terms
= rFiDHoM 1913 Da'5S s asrt sS'fs' N al
EiR. /. MC>sAEUs AID ASSISTANTS pII-
"a feis.y and = Ga inccnt and Modern Ian
AID Scol,sife schools. les German Glasses in the
acr9lig. Address
dI7-Gm = '''''' '''i '1"'s'
sEISs AMY LEA,ITT. or BOSTON. TEACHER
< street uorthwes;. ans
'sf soMMENT ON PaRI.E PARIS" RAPIDLY aG-
= quircd Prof. lar1oque. \. NJ, Partisan teacher;
s:s:@al aud nlojSn lanraaEes s4ckal taught and
III 'lela:en. ai5 t. street northwest. do 2m'
A.PENeERItN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER
; Ninth and D streets northwest occupies new and
5t'S Is D 4 i kRoTn hT S hut
and senlac Sessions for Ladies end ticntemen.
aEd daughiers educated for real life. students re
elaq@qt address t. the f.gds@iS ON rie%rnis q
cGnoerine Inc Col,ge vii he rei free uron aIIica-
HI MY 9 q spF FsS PTnrS, It 'sf Nus sSs Se
SIENcER. Vic.' Principal. Inv OF
Mrs. 5. l.. CADY's BOARDING scHooI FOR
w I'VE fo9I.g l.adies We', End Institute, New Hsven.
eir i'a F'F" year. '''' i'''''iH send Is i'f
I ATTN. GREEk, MATHEW arIcs. NATURAL SCI
= se or is ma @ y f IN csss, 1T ns
o4-sm Rom 81. Corcoran Building.
rt'hE ACHF: INSTITUTE. MRS. ARCHER HAS
coni,tnS@ On THtESD1I slPIFNBER 9th 9th" Tor
Mrs eng sEc i Ea iiSi Mas Ss ct ase @Rsa
Opposite Thn,aas tilc'e- ~
4 AstIL INSTITUTE so3 I6rH STREET NORTH
IN ard Ciassicai School With superior iacitel Tor
nod clnfort- 81 pi. hoiae t. siA young lrs.
rT'isce may he obtained al the Book tones from the
PRINCIPAL. a2G-5m
tEASHfSGIOS COLLEGIATE INSrITUTR.-h
w Boarding aid Da. School for Nolng ladies aud
Chill re-uitlis September IA. 1881. circulars
apply Ia Mrs. L.. ID. BUTCHER aud Miss u. q. DOUG
LAS, Princi as 1923 and 1879 18th str, northwest ss
DRIVAIELN OR IN LAss.-MATHRMATICs.
y l.atin, Greek. French. German and Fl dist
Special attention tl preparation for 4 ilcae. We'd
Point. Annapolis and Ai etitiNc ations-
Terms in sd,ance. =. W FLYNN, A. NJ,
40 =. ". corner STR md X strests, north west
FssRi SCHOOL OF HTrlC
lk-Iai'iSbed 1871
i0I St. attttt northwest. Piano. Organ Voice Violin
b. Church organ for practice st-5m
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No danger OF an ice famine thiS year.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EteR SALE VERY PRETTY TWO-STORY AND
back building r@ssbrick front HCuse, 7 rooms and
ath hot and cold water, and stable good lot; location
ana surroundings tc:ass, accessible TO two lines of
car. 10 an Immediate purchaser 81 500 $500 cash
balance monthly quarterly in easy pay inelts at low
Interest Also, two-story and basement press-brick
'front.' fonSe, rO0ns gas, water and bath, in good To-
}ton, Convenient to fine lot aid renting
$50 to prompt tenant Price 81 600: 300 cash. bal
street north gest. ian
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WANTED SITUATIONS.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, AFUR-
w n1shed or Unfinished RoOms Answer Star Office,
stating terms, &c. S. NJ ia20-3tH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-23

5R. !. NDN>AfES AID ASSISTANTS PfsI-
ia HG'c's and "a tlass..tncicnt and Modern Ian
Mathematics. lr's aithn for College Military
and ~cIohslic Schools. ls.ilss German Glasses in the
morning, eYenn classes Tor ireiIt.eIen Address for
lri.iars, r. MiS>AllS, 1912 ]. street northwest
Gii-Gm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-23

fN.tN' II Lk~"oNS-AEH TERM IN JANUARY
>t'ys.i;aF Af;ClT..Cn cad ENtrin. Gla.ussS Of all
As.tt- The sgsteR NJ tcs,i',g l. pleasant thoro.,h
At Urasica Partisan pronunciation taught. Terms
- ,;"r.te. an. or sod sddfess. MILE,
Y. tkI.W.DMAiE. l3ls I a -e.s Earthwe.t. dlf
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West Beaver.

EDITOR Posr AS a matter OF in
formation we have to announce the
closing Of the kalpetzer Academy, in
West Beaver township, which took
place on Tuesday evening 2lst inst.
The building was filed by the parents
and friends of the scholars. The eiil-
cient and genial teacher Miss Minnie
Strunk made a very good present
ment Of the children in recitations, di-
alogues singing &c. and they certainly
reflected great credit upon her efforts.
Apparently, there is an interest taken
In the cause of education here, but,
until we see the sessions prolonged to
ten months. instead OF five, which. Of
course means more taxes, We shall fail
TO recognize rsal and true interest.
The exercises were brought to close
after an unanimous vote OF thanks, by
the audience, to the faithful teacher,
than whom, the County has not had
more zealbus and pains-taking servant.
The townshif.is to be congratulated
In the selsction OF Messrs. A Augustus
Romig and Amos Suook, as directors,
1t the late election and 1t is believed
that t.sy viii give earnest attention
to a. high standard OF efficiency Ia
tho selection OF teachers us has mark
cd the Ssssi0n just closed.
SPECTATOR.
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The most wonderful curative rem
edics of the present day, are hose that
come from Germany. or at least orisi-
nate there. The most ecent prou3ra-
iion llaccd upon tue market IN this
country, ia the GREAT GERMAN IN.
NlGORATOR, which has never been
known tn fail in curing single case ui
impoirncy, sperinaiorrhoea. weakness
and all diseases resulting from self,
abuse, as nervous debility, inability,
mental anxiety. languor, lassitude. de-.
preston of spirits and functional de.
rangements of the nervous system.
For sale 10y druggists. or sent free hy
mail on receipt of the price, $l.OO per
box, or six boxes for 800. address
+. J. CHENEY, Toledo. o. Sole
Agent for the United States. Send for
circular.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-30

County Superintendent Meyer spent
the whole of yesterday the ~ lust
with our borough schools. He was nc
companied by the President aud Sec.
retsry Of our Sc 10 j I.rd De eorr iii
niissal, the two schools were uni -
and short addresses were made bv the
dire t,rs present, bv the Co. Slp't. and
by Mr.. d. X. Rnthrpck Several scho'-
ara recitrd declamstions on call. .nd
both school. joined in singing exercir.
cs, under the lead pf Miss Wctkal. tho
efficient teacher of the primary schnn
the Gu. Sup't. expressed himself salts.
fled with the progress aud Attendance,
with teachers and pupils, in both
schools.
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The State Normal School Of this dis
irict, at Bloomsburg, Columbia county
will begin the Spring tenn Monday
April 3rd. 1882 II Is now closing the
must prosperous Winter term in its
history. The attendance next term
will he much larger. Additional
teachers will be in attendance to meet
the demand. Those iniendingto come
should apply early. improvements
IN the buildings and extensive addl-
tions to apparatus have been made.
The State exacts thoronghness aud
aids pupils by liberal appropriation, e
State Normal graduates were never
appreciated rs now. The Rcadinp.
aud Lackawanuh & Bloomshurg rail.
roads furnish tickets at half fare IT,
students in this school
March IL. 'S2 iw.
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Farmers. your attention il resppct.
fully called Ia the OF giual and Im-
proved Wiard True Chilird PloNs.
The Company have spared No pains
nor means in the employment of high.
ost mechanical skill! in producing not
only the lishtesl running. most durable
pillow now offered the farming public,
but the simplest aud generally ucknowl>
edged best piow. 1t turns iurrow bet
ter. offers less resistance, scrur- n r'
comepletely than any other chilled
plow in the market. The company j.
composed of reliable men whose in
tegrity aud financial ability is uuquss-
tionable. Ex.Sherr Bnlender has a
carload of these plow- on hand in the
Fair-hoIse where every farmer who
desires may inspect them.
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A Card.

Mr.. EDIToR :-I have been inform.
ed, thai il is heing circulated, that
had promised Mr.. Alfred &. schoch
not to I've candidate for the Legisla
ture, AT the coming election. / am
compelled 10 deny this report, no mat.
ter from what source il emanatrs.
II | had made the promise, | would
have sacredly adhered to il. The only
conversation between Mr.. Schoch aud
myself relative to the matter, was IN
Mr. Schoch's own house at Middleburg
when in reply Ia his question whether
would he u ca,iilitr.l IA ,de use of the
following language Ihave not as yet
announced myself rs candidate. but
| have strong encouragement to do so.
There is clearly noihag in this expires.
sion that could lead anyone Ia say thai
! had made promise not To be.a can-
didaie.
Yours Respectfully
CHARLES MILLER.
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Public Review.

The Primary Class of the Union Sab.
bath School Of this place. under the
leadership of Mrs. II. IL. Bower. will
give a Public Review of their last
Quarters work ia the Audience Room
Of the Lutheran and German Reform
cd Church, on Saturday evening April
1st The Public are hearty Invited to
s,d. Doors open at $50 O'Clock r.
N. Exercises to begin promptly at Z
O'Clock, T. VI.
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APPEALS.

The Commissioners ofHsnyder conn.
~, give notice that they will attend at
their office in UiddlebnrS Pa. for the
purpose of holding the annual APP
Deals.
For the districts Of Adams, Beaver,
Beaver West, Centre, Chapman, Frank.
In, Jackson and Mddleburs April 10,
1889.
For the districts Of Nidilecreek,
Monroe, Penn. Perry, le ~ West, Ss-
linsgrove, Union aud Washington
April II, 1881.
Appellants will he heard each day
until 3 o'clock +. VI. a., persons in
terested may attend iithc! think prop.
er.
JOHN REIrZ.
HENRY \. WErZEL,
JOHN M MOVER,
Commissioners.
Commissioners Office .MiddIeburg Pa.
March 30, 1882.
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There is no use in drugging yoursc'l
to death, and buying all the vilo med.
icines for internal use when yon cat
I've cured # fever nnd ncrc, dumb aguc,
bilious disorders. jauudice. dyapcrsii.
ns well ~ all disnrie's md niIlrr'.
" the liver, hlotrl oud stomach. l.,
wearing one of Prof Gu'mc,tc'.
Franch Liver Pads. which = \ sure
cure every time. lr ynur Arucgis,
does not keep the rad. send 81 30 IN q
letter 10 French Pad Co. Toledo O.
and It will be scnt you hy return mai
u IL the only pad tl,atis guaranteed
to euro. Beware Of couu,crrcits.
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EpIToE Pusr :-Aunuunce q. Az
IDtRtD SriiotH, Of Midiienur;, ga eau.
didite tor Assem- iy.
H. lsii Mr., -choch was elected AMI served
ono term with credit to hlni'oiI ant rIusIiti.
crC}-he Ms dillg"ut, active WsWu al.
vASs la his place, nnd hat tie ..toru ot uts
ieiOs memh~r-, aui the heads uf Department. ,
IN" uNK-IEEN aus was h tHg t.ttttei Aul
Mr.. S,Luch, beli'yius IL me Slsu ~ tho MAJOR
nv yielded without - mn u.ur hud Was not a
candidate For gu Il tcasuus TIA" people gave
~ tho one tenn idet, aud II la cliin. ny
L,suy oi the tdtr-miLird men II H. marty tutt
Mr. Schuch Huuuil nave hts 4 conl tUtm, B'.
Sides Mr.. Nchr,S win be cto ~ to the peup',
whom he VIII rcpt sent-"il, -, At hi. post
OF duty aud uischaihe ais date, ilithlulS.
Itr1ItE.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-30

After the dread sentence Of the law
had been executed, the remains were
given in charge Of Joseph Moycr, II
brother Of Jonathnn's, and by him re-
moved to his residence In Adams
township-The funeral took place ON
sunday March %, and was attended
by II large concour', Of p 'ople. R.va.
Reed and Elnonds, conducted the
services, and the r. mains were intarr.
ed in Joseph Meyers garden.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-30

&. Goidsteln & Bro, dealers in Dry
Goods, Clothing Fancy Goods and
Notions will open the newest freshest,
cheapest, finest, handsonest, best
stock OF goods ever offered the public,
at Mt. Pleasand Mills, on April u.
All are respectfully invited to at
tend our Grand Opening. Don't for
get the time and place.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-30

The only ssientiac Iron Medicine
that does not produce headache, &c.
but gives TO the system all the benefits
Of iron without its bad effects, is
Browns Iron Bitters.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-30

Prof. Guilmette. the inventor OF the
French Kidney Pad bearing his name.
was one OF the most noted medical men
Of his dayin France. Its cures OF Kid
ney disease are most marvellous, and
are said to be permanent.