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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

General Bueli's "Shiloh Reviewed" ii The
March century,, will be accompanied by two
lively communications in Memoranda ON the
Civil War dealing with some OF the nuiuer-
Gus controversies in regard to tiiat contest
Colonel ;. H. Lockett who was on General
Bragg'S staff, describes what he >aw 10 prove
that the Union Army was taken by surprise.
and also >ustain> the theory that General
Beauregard was responsible for the incom-
plete victory on the first day. ON the other
hand, Colonel Alex. r. Chisolm, of General
Beauregards staff, maintained that The re-
sponsibility in the latter respect should be
shifted to General Bragg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

In hundreds of cases, Hoods Sarsaparilla,
by purifying and enriching the blood, has
proven potent remedy for rheumatism.
Hence. If You suffer the pains and aches of
this disease, it is fair to assume that Hoods
Sarsaparilla will cure you. Give il trial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

This brook sprang from it, sparkling fount
By hands invisible 10 me
Drawn unresisiing. Ia the sea.
I see 1t dashed. once aud again.
To spray Of tears or foam Of pain:
And there. with hurried. anNiou. pace.
II runs swifi. impatient race.
But, in this pool. see far down
Heavens blue height meet IT. bed OF brown
And it, calm silence seems TO me
4 foreiaste Of the destined sea.
So flows this rCsiles. life of mine.
From heights invisible. divine.
! feel the gentle, steady law,-
To Gods unfathomcd self We draw.
| dare not ask for life serene.
SO that no guiding strife between
Its current and it, bed shall be-
lis wishes and its destiny.
Two things ask Through all my course,
or rough or smooth, that gentle force
May obey increasingly,
That draws me, Father, home TO Thee.
But grant mr. mid lifc's rush and care.
A moment'> quiet here and there.
That TO my soul. grown deep and clear.
Heavens truth descending may draw near.
Then let me feel. - thou Serene.
Who by the pure in heart are seen.
That these deep hour>. when passion cease,
Are foretaste, of III eternal peace.
ddHfy Brook. Tpper iusa'}e Lake. iIiroH-
ddcks. -igg. -, 1853.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
A NOVEL IN THREE CHAPTERS.
CHAPTER I.
Maid one.
CHAPTER ii.
Maid won.
CHAPTER III.
Made one.

john Bodewin, in Mrs. Mary Hallock
Foote'S story, will appear upon the witness
stand, in the March Century, to present the
Testimony" which gives its title to the story.
In the April number this serial will be con-
cluded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

INA FIx.-"Wa,er's frozen up" said
boy as be entered a Woodward avenue
plumbers shop yesterday.
"yery we'll"
"Ma wants you to come right up"
'I'm afraid we can't get there for day
or two. You'll have TO borrow of your
neighbors."
"We can't do it,"
'Are they frozen, too?"
Il dunno, but the woman on one side is
mad at US because we've put bay window oD
our house, and mas mad at the other because
she's got seal-skin sacque. Iguess we are
in fix"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
The Prisoners Paper.

TIE convicts IN Waupun Prison, Wiscon-
sin, are publishing weekly paper which
they call the Prison Press. Its motto is,
For the BOYS VINO need assistance and the
good that We can do" The work on the
paper is all done after the editors and COM
positers have done days work of ten hours.
Most of the matter is selected, and is char
acteristic. For instance. in the sixth issue
of the Prison Press, after an original arti-
Gle on Sell Reform" written undoubtedly
by a convict, there follow two selections,
one ''An Analysis of Crime the other Joel
Chandler Harris Serving a Warrant on
Lost Mountain" A good deal of space is
given up to humorous articles. Of twelve
such selections all but three are based on
crime or vice of some sort humorous scenes
in police courts, arrests for drunkenness, a
murderer's defence, and the like. being re-
garded bv the editors as good reading for
their patrons. The Prison Press Company
publish the paper, and say that it is the
first and only newspaper ever owned, edit
ed, and published by prisoners within the
walls of penltentiary.
The leading members of the Conserva-
tive party met in London, Thursday. to con-
fer upon the course the party shall pur-
sue in regard TO Irish affairs on the reas-
semtling of Parliament. Lord Salisbury
presided. Lord Randolph Churchill and
$50 other prominent Tories were present.
The meeting was very enthusiastic. The
speeches which were made indicate an in
tention on the part of the Conservatives to
offer the most strenuous opposition to any
measure presented by the Liberals concern
ing home rule in Ireland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

y short story which i, liAch Ia be- th,
subject Of much comment. and several article,
OF remarkable interest are contained in TIL,
.HdHflc Nnafbiy for March The story in
question i called" "A Brother To- Dragons. and
i anonymous. The notable articles arr. q nh
per on "Amcricana," by Justin Win-or: %
consideration Of the "rrc~cut Condition and
Prospect. Of Architecture" by umr, Van
Eruut; an article. ''ClH~~ir and Rumauti.." uu
the two great schools in literature by Frr.l-
erie Henry liedgy; aud memorial papers uu
pr Milford aud Gru Grant hy Horace T..
sruddrr aud + W. Hi--ju~ou. respectively.
The number would b, worth possessing if
there were nothing ol-t in H. but iu addition
we have combinations ol ncur, Jamy,'> and
Charles Egheri Cra'llock'> serials. and IF Or.
Holiness delightful New Portfolio" which
holds two ':6cca>i0uaI" poems. John tT-Ie
ha~ an instructive paper in the series D.. b1,
been contributing, this time on Ia. ''l.u.j.l
states after the Revolution" In addition g.,
these attractions ther" are some PHEASANT ro.-
try and also able reviews Of the recent "Itt.
ot Gen. stuart" OF some of rnuur>on', a..
poems, of Richard Grant Whites ~uh.--
pcarran lIhur-. etc., ,fr Books of thu. Np,'A
and the "' luh'' make up number %, ,ut.
tanning t. 10 is valuable. Iou-hlou, Niulu
y Co, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

Emilio CASTELAR, is probably the most brill
liant orator now living. A full-page portrait of
him will form the frontispece of the March
Century, with articles by William Jackson
Armstrong and Alvey A. Adee, of the State
Department, Washington. The latter was
member of the American Legation in Spain at
the time of Castclar's political aseendancy.
The present situation in Spain makes these pa
pers especially timely.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

A REALLY New JOKE Wife (reading
the paper Dwell, | declare if that isn't
the queerest thing ever heard Of"
Husband Whats that ?"
Wife-"Why. here in the paper is an ac-
count of a wedding up in Manchester, and
among the wedding presents was bull
terrier given to the bride by her father"
Husband-"l don't see anything odd
about that. She was the old mans Young
est daughter, wasn't she ?"
Wife-"Yes, but what has that got to do
with it ?"
Husband-"Why, of course, if she and
all the rest we're married, be had no further
use for the dog."-Somerill Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

The Brunswick Me- Jo,nmal of Au-
gust 81. 1880 in announcing the BoWdo,n
Col-ee commencement gave TIN, appoint
ment for THURSDAY: The installation of
Henry ". Lnnyftllcw, \. NJ, professor of
modern languages, will take place. BoS'oa
Record"
Professor Longfrliov while connected
with the college resided in the house on
Federal street nov occupied by Judge Bar
rows Soon after his return from his Eu-
rup-an tour, and whil- residing, here, he
wrote and published "Outre Mcr; a Ptl-
grmage Bevuud tie Sea-" one Of his first
literary productions that appeared in book
form, and was issued from the press OF the
late Joseph Griffin. Theodore s. McLc Ian
was the foreman of Mr.. Grltfin's printing es-
tabl. shmeut at that time and executed all
the press work. The professor furnished hI>
copy written on the outside OF old letters
dozen or more beluy stitched together.
To furnish each cpmpositor with "takr"
the manuscript had 10 be divided BY the
foreman. giving each type setter a portion
commencing and ending with paragraph
the whole beins returned to the professor
with the proof sheets. The professor. not
wtote On his next supply of copy the follow
ing stanZa:-
Mr.. Griffin, Mr. Griffin,
II YOU let that devil Theodore
Tear my copy, any more
I'll destroy him in jiffin.'
The verse was SET in type aud returned to
the professor interlned between two Of the
m lst thrilling sentences Of his work. On
receiving the proof he repaired to the print
ing office in great haste, fearing the verse
might appear IN his work and had it stricken
from the form"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
An Efficient Remedy

In all cases OF Bronchial and Pulmo-
nary Affections Is AYERS CHERRY
PEcroRAL. As such It Is recognized and
prescribed by the medical profession. and
IN many thousands OF families. for the
past forty years, 1t has beef regarded as an
Invaluable household remedy. II I.
preparation that only requires 10 be taken
10 very small quantities. and few doses
Of il administered in the early stages OF
cold or cough will effect Il speedy cure.
and may. very possibly. save life There
Il no doubt Mhareyer that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

-LITTELL'> LIVING AGE Thr umu-
b"r> Of Ib@ Li"i"9 -iy1 for FeIrurrl IL ulJ
20 contain The Country Banker. QDo,7e,1g:
The Little Prophets Of the Coycunc>. and Life,
Art and Nature in Bru-e~, tsHi,aJ,fa.5.
Darwini>m and Democracy, Forai4hup;
Colonial Governors. and NJ Election Export
ence, NatiDHoi Rccje,r, Jane Ta, ,or. and
Nild-boar shooting near the HtatAen Wall u
the No>gcs, H9cktrJoi; Goethe as an Actor.
Gen0eBtaH'S, Two Evening, with Bi>n4rck,
OdmberS', Two Days with the Kachycu~. In
the Catacombs at kiey, Thawing a Village,
and The Cro>>hill, ~. J9mrS' f,.l.ejfe. LON
don in the snow, IN the I~1r Rno,sd. can
vas-backs Notnyd"g Herie,~,, Gra,Sr, anil the
Manufacture Of Scent, SpcctatoF, with in, ,'-
ment- of The Grateful Ghosts "A New
Years Gift" and Miss Jollibcr;', Proposal"
and poetry.
For tifty-two numbers Of >iNty-tpur lar,r
pages each Tor more than $500 pages ,tarl
the subscription price tssl is low; white for
Sl0.50 the publishers offer to send any onc of
the American 81 monthlies or weeklie, with
The Ltrbg -49e for Il year, both postpaid
Littell Il Co.. Boston. are the publishers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

The Forest and Steam Publishing Com
pany announce a new edition of Vaux's Canoe
Handling and SaiIing.' Its author, c. b.
Vaux, of the New York Canoe Club, has been
selected to represent American canoests in
the international Challenge races of next sea-
som
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

cHrErH uIHECIuKT
CoSGKt, ATlnNAl- EreAchIiE j. y a sabbath
Schuo- AZ u E5 4. NJ. Evening" service al -
2sf auI 1T .s Irnfcr Moctis Tucs,ay evening Al %
tkEE bAlTI-T-f freaenius at2 7 M sabbath School
3-l5 Trale- tu. at + NJ and PRAYER meeting
Thursday evening a L. "
tSirAkIAS Church service at lu - 4 and sunday
schools al II IS N.
tArHolIc--rrvAehins at 10 50 sabbath schoo a,
NlrHopIsr Preaching at sor.x Prayer Meeting
si sunday School y - p.
NIvA TEMPERANCE NEETIsG.-Eyery SUNDAY ats: 80
4, Peters Han.
BODIES
at except Juis and August
ir-.>.a Lsg,.E. No ~ first Wednesday Of every
H.f- except jHly and August.
f.nEtL. l.i..t. W. lbg.-Firs; Thur,das of ever,
maj opt Luy and August.
D. O " -!s-ok LopGL No aa.-Every Friday
r>trl. .z.ssus woEksl>.-second and Fourth Tu,,-
Eoia. -. A>rs->euoad and Fourth Nond.ys
H-NN Il II RICE PosT No &-First and Third
t'i.A month. except June. July and August.
Na.r mte's Yi!Y ID First Monday
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tChristian Register.
By the Brook.
RN REN. W. u. LYON.

TN unseen heights, far up the mount.
Thi. brook sprsng from it, sparkling fount,
By hands invisible To me
Drawn unresisting. Ia the sea.
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DIRECTORY.
ELLSWORTH ro,r OFFICE.

20 u toT - ". Sunia, n 10 10 sAs
ADNEI uEpEE + SiSkss:
sDtA N 20 o." p " Except when opening mails.
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Consumption
Conquered!
WHEN THE DOCTORS
COULD DO NO MORE.
CHAS. A. CABRERA.32 HasIey Street,
Boston, Mass, writes:

"One year sgo was apparently 50 far
gone with Consumption that nv life seemed
only question OF days rather than months.
With m, faith in the ability Of phl >iciaus to
help me all gone, tired almost ever, known
remedy. with no apparent benefit. Finally.
as last resort, ! was induced 10 irs Dr. r.
C. Flowers Lung Cordial The very first
dose gave me relief. and with The firs, bottle
| took new lease Of life. and | can honestly
say to-day that one spoonful Il thu. remcd,
is worth more TO the sufferer from Lung
troubles tnan gallon Of sns other known
remedy. A bottle of II l. nov one Of nv
choicest possessions. and at the first symp-
tom of cough or colo fy to it for the re-
liefit never fails TO give"
DIR. FLOWER s LUNG
CORDIAL is without
question the most wonder
full Lung remedy ever dis
covered. 1t eradiCates the
germ of Consumption as
no remedy has ever been
known to do. 1t stands
without a rival for Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Price SI.oo per bottle. A
copy of DR.. Flowers Rules
for the treatment of con
sumption accompanies each
bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

r>i7l. ssassus woEk41>-second and FOURTH Tue.
Iar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

But. in this pool. see far down
Heaven. blue height meet II, bed OF brown
And it, calm silence seems TO me
4 foreta.te OF the destined sea.
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TERRIBLE T3TEaC1S

UHyt-uA Kan NTov r sc
I II H,q-,,. ,horo,, vo,ll
max, nv Lo,d o b,,lo n.,fl o,1
y,t, Won y I.,t.r f.r ,I,o pm o,a
l,..r,1 INV ,ro,v f,;o,ig oo.. -, -,
eyorts q tho life re are liying op,
nero
Tia fnl ;a,. of corvs-so..,r j.,.
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John DuBJis, The bachelor lumber
king Of Pennsylvania who filed an
absolute deed, conveying all his
property to bis fayoite nephew.
John f Dubois, is = yeaIs old, has
been ailiug lately, aud decided TO
make the deed public. The only
consideration in the dcel is that
John L Dubois shall pay 81, and
all debts aud AL all contracts his
uncle may make till the day Of his
death. The estate may be worth
100000.
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: andidatc Cards.

n n. IlARfER--rlcasc ucntiur iryour lnlcr
Chat We urr pleased 90 inform the BouuEhtlu
llrrr. u. Snyder tpulty. 'nt' tLNJN N..SAN.
B 10y ~. o. I'll" N.tr. hts 1utlIf 'p f'"l 'u hC
H. ,uudi.lntr .u- IA" LEGlSLAli ~ 80 the
I,uutl- lr,mtry Election. ", depu u,M tally
competent qualified TOR he position and worldly
"i the votyrs patronage.
r. II. tIARrER. .-vlcaso announce to 'bc r..
publican ". 'pts of Snyder county. thut ] aiu "a
candidate iur fho uOIumttIuu % Assembly suh.
oct o. 'hc rule, Of our approaching Primary
Election. CALVIN VI SANDERS.
May, 20.
e. U.HNRTTIi. S;r.-r'.c many '-lcnls #
.Jt iiE th.'i. ~, desire ,ut 90 Announce l's
name 20. Hs % candidate ~ tho LEGISLATURE. -uu.
I..f Co. ta rules of fi, ktpuf li.G llHrutrv Cice.
u'r. NIscN'ru-y' experience 90 pubic NAT
'"r. DO. nl Iu' .H.tt ."I ...Ht "UHrIUr
.'I.". ,"upl. with II. ,uNiIu'c rrrI q a'ti ui'.
". fr'uotdry of Suydrr county, "ni"rr hun 80
'lC People ,i the cnuuty ~ flEt tlyy utterly ~.
'I-' the privacy ho uo doubt lnsrcs Wrhalicvc
him omnrn'lN httoi iJr tAc POSITION md trJuest
his nomilutiOn. CENTRE.
To Tug NOrErs or SNyrCE COUNTY.
Up =, the present time have rcfrLirrd from
announcing mysci d- 20 candidate Tor Assembly.
but being strongly ur.rl by my many friends "
various parts ot The rrI.t ~ to allow my name ~
hc used, nnd In reyly 'u tie article published In
the county papers irum W'.t RcnNcr, asking ne
to consent 10 run ipr O 9iGce, herewith pre-.
s'h' nv n0ro ~ tie .''.H.s ui the county 'af.
''. '.e inlns 90 '.. Republican party, uIu
.".l' u1.'I, ...tI.i aud c.,y',.. .
tod ....'.lr.g the du ..' .'. tu.y 2. tNc U 2 OF
N. HI .'.N, I's mo- '.sh ask the sup.
.u-' 90 'FN fellow .- f.' r.'U.r. pli'.J.
election / ulv ..H.,- go remain,
=. NELTEICI
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hostile feelings in the north, which
had almost died away, aul Ec fous
tie spark famed into life again by
Davis will be blown into n blaza f5r
campaign purposes hy Republican
politicians. This is The real DAGGER
that ho sees in these domons,rh-
tions-Lothing more Davis is to
visit Richmond aud it vii! be ,traugc
indeed # a great demonstration ie
not made over him. Add If he were
to extend bis visit to Washington
lhero are Democrats thcro who
would shout themselves horse ovci
the old traitor. That lottipg him
loose waa monumental Jlunler Of
tho part OF the Democratic managers.
is now apparent to them, an it is tais
fact alone which 50 deeply concerns
them
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j. o. SaukJ has been nomiaa,ed
Tor Secretary Of State by tue I,va
Grccnbackers. TIE Republicans sill
doubtless knock the Saucks Oft Of bin
Two additional stories are about
to be placed en- the riverside hotel.
Milton.
Persons wishing TO secure Cucur.
h'r pumps "uu do 40 10y calling. on y.
p. Hare, Hi1dlnburgh, who will furn-
isI them FOR wells - feet deep at 80. 90
Apr BIN.
GGASD FATHER CLoCH FOR SALE.
I'm eight day brass works. cherry case
Grand father clock, guaranteed to
keep good time for sale cheap. Call at
my Jewclry store in MiidIoburgh.
TT ~ tt.T.ryt.t.
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q
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's, fe.r.,5s A.lIra'I session, ''''.
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Nrfr.r ' ~.' hi-I l.l. 1.,'. Tr'.t.nr..'
J.n.- b. .re. .n a, .. i ".Hh. Fisher.
...,I ..r.'laaa .,..,a. ..-,. t,a' lr -ai
Y..... .. ..eI .' fi.r.-t. Warranty, Ht'ct
-'.' joy "' " tr'.. -. Q. ...l 'l'I Worth.
.'tt.. {. Wet Revert .a..'... Snyder ..Iu'y,
.'., ..t a'i lr 'r'"l r. 'Il'" Beg.
'..E ae. OF .'r' ~ Low. v. Nlr.
t ..- on! '2.''.r.H ynr''r. H.u stone.
''..na Hyr. ..-'.'H N..t . ,crnt.- rHH
..r.. '... .aH Y'Mty Enum4a-,n.r
.' 20 '.-rr.., s. -. .' ta' nlnrieat perch
.. r.a ...... '.t... ''. '. a..rrDs Fs.r 90
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--. .". .. .la fr.' .'. p--. .I.s 4. 90
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SheriiT' s Sale.

vl-r... ~ yir',c .. wit .. y. rt .ssr /!
y. u. tH', ,'.uFt ufC. ... iIr.- ~ ~..tuIt. .
g.. t',l 'u w' iirp,i... ,..i ,Npt-' o. IuHI''
~'i' H' thc '.ur- li.... .. 'pc borough 90 MI.
Il.HrH-h pu
Monday, May "a, 1856,
90 10 .'c'oa. \. NJ. o.. .laNiul described Real
... 90 .. Wit
Bower. /. IA.
Bong al that c,rlar Grm or tr,otul Iud
situate DO Adams TOWNSHIP, = ly,tar county. Hr..
nuuud,G NNy'u 10y huI- 10 Gllou Gy1orl. Eat
~ 'UN .' .vc;tc f,tyfHlL south hy incph H..
nsei D a. luhrmla ,nl L. r. john, West ny
taE,r. Weaver, cuuttu.'g
SS Acres.
moro or lrr'. whn-con iro ore' ci 70 TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE. BANK BARN. WAC
~ SHED. CORN GRUB SrElNG HOUSE,
II a. STABLE, BLAGkS MllH SIDr, these
""'ldnFs "yilr eil urarls uow, nn oSc,iunt
.nIuZ prr'ur3 ulso being uu tha premises.
Sli7.d ana taken int execution and lO lc sold
a. r,c prup.r'y 70 I II Il. Tobias.
Terms Cash.
NENN rupDLis,WNEgH. sheriff.
"''rlh's uti.r N.iNshus-h. 41y1, 't
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Judge Furst at Bcllefonto an.
nounccd his decision concerning the
licenses which were held under adj
visement on Monday. lie granted
eighteen out of the forty.tso appli-
cations, refusing twenty-five and
holding two under aiyscmont.
Judge Furst refused tue only 81.
plication for saloon license in the
town, thus clearing the county Of
saloons. He also refused license to
the only Wholesale liquor house 10
tue county. 10 concluding his de-
cision be made each applicant to
whom license was granted promise
not to sell liquor in TASKS or bottles
10 any ole except registered guests
There Tow remain but four licensed
houses 10 Beliefvu,e, all of which
Gre hotels
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IEDihS GIRL

The tes, Ss.Ye IN the 1gfld igf
tnts Ef9ises, SDres llceu, SAT-
Atepm Poser fires Vsl,ef, Chap
pes Hands Ctiblsirs Cprre aud
al f%r ,fyitIprs. sLd pDsi,Yc.y
cufps FI-os ~ no p2y feqvifed. N
ls gcttsrtesj ~ g.ys peflecl sa'is.
iectll', ~ iIDpey fe!gtcCi lflce
Z, cef-ts per box
q " rtiEGd
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The following is list Of the jurors
drawn for the special term Of court tu
b" held at MiIdlcbureh, commencing;
June H. l-sG
Bcaycr-Ja.ou a. smith.
Beaver Wcst-fpur -. thcasant
cJtre SlmUc' Is. S'rIub
CLAI Long Peter ShaHcr.
Fran liH- Asalh Bowers <. u. ". Bln, John
Nnri.
NIlletursA--t. =. Auraul, Ansalotn snyder,
Adam showers.
" M.''lccfceb "a IIummc-, B r Suatt-larder.
Mon-c-ll j Arp, T., Eittcr, I,nu Wondt.
G''r'c bIubart.
rrL,-icAi. , r.vliur, e x L,rlcnsla-er
Irt'k ll hliugl r.
Perry. b. : igay b.ll. samuel u Kclner.r.
iNtry NC.f-P't. " ~I'Hh', " W k,nItry.
:. riuy--tr.d ii uritGtrple v ! kioso
.' 'e.iistroy Zee " .tc- NrtJci, " u Nn,dcr, Wal
lac Ecllat, \ y gcmberiinR, III , gem.
bertha.
IVi r--SDiJuNr SrhNli
Wasriupton--r Cornelius Wetscl. q w Wool
I"s, PHILIP" Rickcl Jacob VI Roush
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
- Glowing Widows Apprnisemeutz under
.ue S7ou Law, have been h'cd with the Clrrk oi
thr Orphans Court Of SuHdcr county, for con
nrmation on Monday, the 9Th day OF hay
UrNt.
hIpraismcrt Of susan S1fci. willow Of John
/" >uhci Of Chapman tOwnshiP, Snyjor coul.
t!, PA decd.
Aprrai-mcnt ot Ann Noye-, widow Oi WIN.
VI. Mo,er, OF orry township Snyder county,
Pa, d,c'd.
Appralsmont OF Mary pcLorf, widow OF
Reubch belong, of Centre township, Snyder
county, Pa, tes'd.
Appraismcnt Mary Faust, widow OF Il +.
fautt, Of stlinsgrcye, SnyleE county, Pa,
decd.
Appraisment 0f sarah T. Martin, widow OF
Joe p q. MARTIN. Of Spring township, snyder
rUUutv, pa, decd.
hprraismrnt at SARAH j. Nrssor, widow Of
Elias Musscr. OF SIring town,Lip, snyder
county, Pa, deed.
". W. wITTENMYER,
ANril 20 80. Cicrk, -. g.
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Of cour." whcu u Man i, Sound and
VII he don't care a copper for nll the
medicine on the face Of the earth.
H. !ia. no Use FOR it Nut when dis
"a.r is eating his life out he wants
~" riIh' prescription and he wants
it ri-'ht away. For that reason all
WHO know What Dr. krnurdy's Ia
voritc Remedy is turn TO that for
help, aud it never disappoiuts thcnl
And IL i, Just as beneficial TO new
friends ~ 1t j. TO old ones. Pleasant
90 the palate, aud gentle in it, action.
Nny