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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-28
ENGLISH NEWS.
Fighting Reported at Paris.
[ExcLusIvE ro THE pAILY cHRoN1cLE.

iE1CLUsIVE TO THE DAILY CHRONICLE
LONDON, Sept. 2G.-Fighting all day FRI
day is reported around Paris, but the ac-
counts are contradictory and the English
journals refuse to publish them.
The inhabitants of Strasburg are still
kept in Ignorance of events outside the
city. They believe the French have been
victorious and that an army is marching
TO its relief
The English press compare the war
movements in France to those of the late
American contest, especially with the
campaigns of Con. Grant against Niclls-
burg and Richmond.
More Fighting.
TOURS, Sept. 26.-Several engagements
nave occurredin the open country between
Paris and Blois. The results are not seri-
Gus.
The Government here denies the catego-
ry statement of the Berlin correspondent
OF the London Times, that BaZaine had
made proposals for surrender.
The garrison at HaVre has been rein
forced and has also received q number OF
mitrailleurs. The place is now fully pre-
pared to resist any attack.
Preparations for Defense.
A great majority of the Projects have
met to organise the uprising for defense.
Several Journals here dwell on the fact
that the Government allows such disorders
to continue as those at Lyons. Cluseret Is
there, and his influence, they say, il very
bad, his purpose being to excite disturb
anceS.
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Bismarck's Intention.

A special dispatch to the New York Tri-
bune, dated London, gives an account of
an interview between newspaper cores
pondent and Bismarck at the King of
Prussia's headquarters. Bismarck is de-
termned to weaken Faance to the utmost
to prevent another war, whereby she
would attempt to avenge herself for de eats
endured in the campaign Just ended.
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TnERE j. trouble in Utah between the
Governor and Brigham Young as to the
control of the militia Of the Territory, 1t
is really beginning to assume q serious as
poet.
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NE = YORK.
Gold md sfoek MnrI,et-

EXCLUSIVE TO THE DAILY cHRoNIcLR.l
New YORK, September 26.-Gold closed
strong. Governments dull and lower
closed very dull. '62's, 12s: As, ia; SIS.
ll3 new, 10l; rs, 10l SIS, lOl 4O's, 81
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THE w AR.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.

Heavy Fighting on Friday near Paris.
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RepuIse' of the French at Moulin.
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Bazaine's Design TO Retreat Frustrated.
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An Engagement Reported near BlOis.
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The Bavarians in Force near Lyons.
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Release of Political Prisoners in Italy.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
! Full. Harmonious Meeting Speeches and
Resolutions.
In ~ ~ Csrresrondent.I

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
Thursday, 22d September, 1870.
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SIIERIFFs SALES.

by virtue Of suniry writs of Ven ES issued
out the Court OF 'onmon Pleas OF snyder Coun.
ty. and 70 me directed will be exposed ~ puhlic
sale oD TUESDAY. NOyEh BIER, 2sk, Is7o, at
the Court House, In Middlcburg, the following
real estate, to wit;
A cerinin tract OF land situate in Monroe
twp. snyder county. PaA adjoining on the north
land of samuel Hartman, east by same and land
of John Wgnit, south by land Ut the hcirs pf Hen
~ Hummcl, aud West By land and lot of John
more or lcss. wherein IL erected n large steam
saw VIII ant Water Min to which IL attached a
water power and mill race. sc. sc. as the prop
pcrty OF Lewis q. keifsuyder
Also. ut the snmc time and place. Ger.
Snyder Comfy. Pa, bounded on the north by
public road leading from Beaver TO Lewistown
East by public road leading from Cosgraye Hall
to kOchs Nill +; south by land Of Jacob Baum.
berger West by land Of Daniel Hassirgcr, con
tainng four acres, more or less, vhicu Il ercc.
ted = two story Frame House and two.stury store
House, and other out buildings, as the property
Of John Gross, Jr.
Also. NJ the same time AMI place. Ger.
tain tract Of land situate in Washington twp,
snyder county, Pa, bounded NJ follows; on the
north by lani " Petef Weller east by land Of
| Mirhell Hains south by Jacob I.andls aud west
| by land Of John McnWle. continuing forty acres
moro ~ less on which T. erected a House 1T ibie
/ and Otker out-buildinys- Que half thereof In n
st's OF cultivntiJe; n the property Frederick
Reich SEIZED, taken into execution and to be
sold by me JOHN =. WOLF,
llish sheriff NJ snyder County.
| sheriff once, hiddleburg, oct, 2Oth 20.
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News iss;iS..

-Opli siA nominees have dculiied
the Eps tlNh nilsson - lar.
"A p,cCs nI cameo milc long ha
oeea manufacture in New En.aud
"A G Re,nnehI, is sposen of ~ a
candidate Tor the position OF Speaker
of the House
u. G. Kunkie who recently die 4
at Harrisburg lett property valued u,
ualta m,uou.
a young man named John l.
u Mlore, ot WlIhansport, Committed
suicide az Danr,ile, saturday last.
Michael Lehman. and old citizen
ut William port wL' run over by a To-
'Omli'Ye on Satariay, and killed.
A tarrc-m 'ntn> Oh calf, giving II
pint ol milk daily, is Que of the curi-
p>tie, To be eXnibItitrd a, thu Du
luoin, III, iair.
"A lad at Lei anon, on SATURDAY.
,st while rldinya blind horse acr1,,
he canaI bridge, fell wnh the horse
nto the wat r, and both were d'own-
ed.
A Louisville editor of only six
months experience f.s areDdy sue
coedcd in getting four libel SUES, SIX
teen challenges, and one real duel On
his hands.
"A guns OF burgnlars, not one of
them exceeds the ago OF 10 year,,
nave been committing depredutions at
low City for seven months, without
discovery.
-Ea'ton has II chu chs, or one
church for every $50 inhabitants.
They ar, as io,low-: ) NJ h,dist 2
Presbyterian, Ep pal, : Hoiorm ID
3 Luthern, | Bao,.st, Roman Cath
Ollie, ard jewish. Tho avel,so at
tcniancc is about 800 in each church.
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rz->s~@~-vr-s s~rs~-<susss

GEDRIE = RpwGL X Co. of New
York, the well known AMI cutcrpri..
M salvcr,isjns agents, have purrhas
ci IN, agency OF John Hooper & Co
Of "a" same city, AMI cqally we II
kupwn and reliable firm and by tn"
lnion of the two will have by far
'hc Target AM most furnishing alVcr.
llslns establishment IN thu country
aud II 1t SaS well managed in the
'uunrr ~ in the prst it cannot fail 10
become still, more gigantic and surcrs.-
rd. Mos, Rovrll d Co publish
'h' Aner.cln Newspaper Directory
the most complete volume % the kind
ever issued il TIN. OF anv other coun
ny, and at the New York oilice they
k'.r IN file more than five thnusani
periodicals, Which are awtys open 10
II" free use # their prirors when in
New York, Both the retiring part
nrrN Of he late firm OF j Hooper u
O. are 10 remain with Geo. i.
RDScll X Co, tor some months. until
heir own blSlne,S matter, cap be si-
jl'tri, after which NJ. Wavrs cpn-
rrmp'u'c' going abroai, AMI Mr. John
ilo'pcr., whp has been elected treas.
urer OF the CplNcll,, Shaw ami Willard
manufacturing complny, of New
lori, Will give hl> attehtiDn To the
lnuo!n'tlon ot the patent tin linci
lei pipe, IN article nr great merit, ex
way mtuuiac,ur'i and slli by
tat cpnpiny.-Spr'aUeR Rcpabl
"t", Oct ls.n, l>7l
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healthy i, j. only wonderful that the
place h ID uut 80 log.
The captn'ot on pu'. a very lar,e
amount auuuition ~ well rs yalua-
b.e arms 10 pps,essi n uf the G.rmins.
aId rn itr- further resistance ui F.arcc
utterly hnye.c--.
y report prevails tha, the army will
not be sent 70 Germany for few I,ys
anil this has created an impression that
peace is expected, and intended to b.
accomplished through the agency OF
Bl1ainc, AMI perhaps the lmpcria
lreg ncy.
fhe possession Of the frs viii be
tivtn to-day.
Lirse aclu' 4itious hive been made
6n the surron ling country for rd;i,nN
,'g th' prisoners, anl provisions havc
u'clly heon 'OrSariei from Belgium
Ma,shri Ice Bout is prisoner IN !
prrt'rs giins toGormluv, and refuse
hi- parole. The health Of the German
army j. '''crably e OF. Application
la, been maic to Belgium TO allow
the transport, provided it * foun.
necessary - scul them % Germany
/ |. is stated that Bazline is Z ins t,
[ W,luelmsh,h With Cbargaruicr a,tc,
, 4 vj'it to Versailles From the cou-
li'ion OF his arms it i, certain that Ba
lainc could not have h.li U9t tire,
laws iun.cr.
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TIL e POST.
T,nnhssl.ing nrGrlMnlntLnn

"hln 3 htAs AbiENuthAhVt
In continuance Of an honorcd State
anl nltionsi custom aul ia d'vnu'
Acknowledgement vt human depend
cuvc, d. hereby arp.iut Thus 'ay
tho twtn'y-iugr'h dly pl Nvymbcf
nex., as u day OF general Thank sgir-
in4 aud praise, being The same day
and FOR tb, same ends an psrs. ST.
forth by Lila ESccllency. tn, Prssi icnt
ot the Chitcl States, in b, progllma-
tion Vt the twcuiy first ius'aut.
Pennsylvania. uGsIrpl.-c 81 in b't.-
sings, should u1t b' ,urpas ed hy aHy
d ia acknowledging her gratitude e.
God Let Us, then, aS cit scus ui th,
Commonwealth, abstain. a. Car "a pa
slble rom our usual avrca,iln' uu III It
dIy, anl asssm'l, at our respective
places of worship. auI let u there
AL in the festivities Of our assembled
families q, onr cherished homes, r..
ioicc in the goQlncss of Col, All rem.
der th1uks 10 Him for lis loyins kind
ness AMI Ills abundlnt mercy toward
u@ let our thank giving an prai-,
iiud expression il defeating tn day
to deeds of b'GcvJ,cu"c aud charity
AMI miuistcrIug to, aud a''pvirinl th'
wants Of the poor, th, ucciy AID thC
suffering; 50 that all mIy rejoice an.
be exceeding glad To 4, good an
T. distribute, FORGET not; for with sl,l
sSrirce. Col Is well ,,'sasedr
Let IT, invoke piyioc favor upon on
Beloved Siats ani nation, and prhy
that all who are called 70 olmini,icN
their governments mIy be ac,ua,c / hy
the spirit OF wisdom uri VA l,r,tloI
ins. the spirit Of knowledge, aui tn,
fSar of ih, l.prl.'
Given un lc" ny hnoi and The gr'a'
zeal of the STAT, at Harrisburg. The
,wentyNoghth day Of October. ~ IT,,
year otSnr Lord onn thousand gh'
hundred and seventy. and o: the Com.
nonwe.l,h the nnriy-h'tu.
JNO. ". GrARY.
by the Governor
+. JoRpAN.
Secretary # NE ComwoaEer!h
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
NorIcEIN PARTITION,

"
To Lydia Felker, Joseph Felkcr, residing at Pu
laskl, Pultskt 10, ind, Elizabeth DruLer, sam.
uel Bruusr, residing at I'll e, seneca 20 Ohio;
Catherine Wetgel aud samuel Wet,si, Beaver.
town, snyder tuunty wimina wetsel and i.s
VI Netlel, residing ~ Lacun's Mills, learheld
county Pa; Mary Ruhle and Henry Ruhle, re.
sllingat Birnesyills, BnTbon Comfy, Kansas ,
the heirs "f Epriam Felher, deed, whose uame!
are not known, and Nhu reside at Whitesville
Andrew county, Missouri Levi FelAer, resid'
ing at Sttuats NILS, Mifiin County, Pennia
li-nry Felker, Reuben Felker, John telker Cla
ra tslker, and Nancy, Fslker, the last two he
lug minors and b iye for their Guardian Freder.
ick Steiinling heirs and legal Representatives
II Henry Folker, late ot West Beaver township,
snyder County decd. GREHrIN0,
Take notice that by virtue OF n certain Writ oi
Partition or valuation issued out of the Orphans
conrt ut snyder County, and TO me directed, l
Will hold an Inquest to make Partition or yalua
tion of the real estate Of the said Henry Felker,
deceased TO and among those entitled to tho
same, NJ the late Residence OF the decedent ia
Nest Be,yer twp, snyier County, Pa ON Tues
day; the 2si day Oi November, A. -. lsTO, at III
O'Clock, A. NJ, when aud where you can attend
II You think proper. JOHN y. WOLF,
Sherih ONCE, sheriff.
Miiileburg, Oct. 20, 1870.
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ALABAMA is b,ing actively canv

ALABAMA is being actively canvass.
'd hy both parties Governor smiths
fricods entertain NJ doubt of his re-.
election, whic the prospect is good
for an Overwhelming Republican
majority in tho Legislature. A nun.
b,r of cN-Coniederates of distinction
and influence support the Rcpubli can
ticket. hcccuse they believe that Cow
ernor Smith has been houcst and con.
'cicnticuS in his administration, and
because h. is more capable than his
Democratic competitor. The Congress
sional delegation will be Republican
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CAPTAIN John Gchring. citizen Of
Reading, having visited Germany for
the purrosc of seeing the friends Of
his youth, was impressed by the Pru..
sian government into It's service where
nccorbing to their military laws. he
has three mon hS yet to scree. Cap.
tain Gehring iSa German by birth, but
ha' been 10 this rountry for many years
He bal s,ryel about three years in
the army before he left his country
AMI now they arc compelling him 10
serve out his time. lie served
durin, the whole of our war with the
character of an cxcclIen, soldier.
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"TnE UNIyERsAL AYrn. .r-On

"TnE UNIVERSAL AVER. On my
Journeys over the couilnent--ihrou III
TurSoy, India, Chins, Japan. Peru.
Call, Paraguay, Brazil, aud Mexico,
and TIE United States them sil To-
some cX'eat anl in some ~ great ex.
tent, have found the universal Aver
r'pr'scn'ci by his family medicines.
which ere often hell in fabulous c--
tom. whether they win their mar.
v"l>uS reputation by their curcs.
know not. but hcy have it to such a
drtrc' that IT Frequently gave mc n
dis,ingui'hcd importance to have conc
FROM the ,am- counry. [FiIds lei
t'vs from abroa !.
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s7Eo can Prussia Erpa. with.


HEo can Prussia Treat with.
Prussia has declared more than once
since the ia,l OF the Emprc aud tn,
''c:c Ut Paris, that IN, will cJnsi Ter
my rcl~onnb,c propositions for peace
j. soon aS France has established a
responsible government The reason
a.aisred for making this proviso j.
that. il Prussia made terms with the
Provisional Government. which j.
merely al cXtcmpIr.- ed affair, the iu-
tlrc permanent gOycrum'ut might
want t. 6, back oI IA har.pip, No'
much capsa u droai tha because. in
in all hGmAn rr,bab.l,ty, whcu France
becomes cs;auit-h.d as u Republic.
!hrc, iJurths 4 ,hc present provision.
ruler, VIII be retained a, Ministers ui
S;atc--aOias the go"ernment-and are
not Tx y to repudiate their own work
the Empire - down, AMI can be-
restored Y nothing less than = mira
"ie. IL Paris auI 10 some othcr lir,c
cities, the Republic il yroriaW,rR aud
crra.niy m ArHo,I uli turaugh1u
Frame" tn, il the .cmg. In 1SIS,
after the downfall oi ths Monarchy.
the legislative bDly agreed. un the
motion o; Lomartue. u have Il Rr1ur.
lee. Instantly the protcnsion' Of III
Cuun, Dc Paris were i5lEcl. arI n
Provisional gpyrrnm At wa' named On
he spot. in the Chamber OF Drpu'jc,
the members OF the legislative boiy
hlvug no voice in the question Which
WIS carrie by aac'amatino by the
crowd u',p'ctajnTs whl Ii 'et he house
Simultaneous with this another Pro.
yisipn7I G0vcrnmnat wls proclaimed IN
the II tel de vii. These two bUl-
les affected n comm mise, AMI VI de-
Lamar'iue from the top OF the great
staircase ot the Hotel de Vile, pro-
cia.mci "a RrpIblic. and called ont one
hy pne. he Games VI he thirteen p T.
Sous, iuclu tia: h,m>rl, VINO con>,tu.
tho prOyisnlL, Government. Next
February u. 1879, there was no
',N' ~ 81" M" ''. "'i'i"' J'u h'"
may ''n'' hAi h'r'm' a h"rH, ne,
AMI the ut'G'. otthr Provisional Gov
'rpmen' wee gwen mere wa no
rh1-ion oI hl'ot alter the ab il'a ion 'i
h''is Fh'"prr. lhut tn" thrpn"
was pro,tratrd, an a R'pnbic est,h,
u.hcl, was taken Tor granted in the
pr'''e 'lhg' m u, Chamh'r o, htpu-
TIES an the 'i''eI d. Nl.'e. Th' a
"on "i fdri' Wls a''''rd 10, "''h'u'
any a.p2''i,' c""h'ma''oa " the pop
n.sr 'o.r.
ne N'poh1c ol ISIS Wa thus cs-
l''''SA'i without 'h' legislative briN
having tak'n part therein. Why shoi
not me ~'m action, which took place
on the aunpHn'em'n' .. LoIs Nap'-
I'o1 'cnE prisoner a. war, be ar-
e'pte ! IN $50; II the ten mNnth'
wbch elapS't between The p"o'lHml
lIHl " mop l'itH % - - WA ne
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THE Democracy are jubiiant over a
preten cd victory 10 the state, but
the Official returns fror the Congrcs-
,ionaI districts in the State. show u
Republican majority Of 4, 293. IL is
true that the Democracy have gainei
a few members of CIunress, bnt oil
the gains will not destroy tho Repub
Iican majority in Congress. nor will
they have majority in either brauch
of the Legislature.
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A UDIrOR's NOTICE.


In the matter ofthc es. In the Orphans Court
ceased. Sept Term $50
And now to wilt, sept, 2lth isIO, on motion,
samuel Alleman, appointed Auditor u ma Ike dis.
tributiOn OF the fuQds In the hands of Henry llen
for, Admir- OF the estate Of Isaac Ramsr, deed,
To and among those legally entitled to the same
III THR COURT.
That In pursuance Of the appointment, l viii
meet all parties having an interest In said funds
ON Friday November 25, no. at the office of Jno
y. cronmiler, In the Borough of hIiddleburg, TO
attend to the duties of my appointment, when
ana where you are all required to attend
SAMUEL ALLEMAN,
October 70. 10 Auditor.
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THs judge, OF the supreme Court.
n)w in session lt P,tt'brrs. have APP
pointed Robert Spoi.ras,, Esq. ot'
Harrisburg, Prntuon,'ary Of the Mid.
de- District of Pennsylvania. in place
of Wllace D. Wit, Esl., tho present
incumbent. The h nor is well c,n.
ferrcd. Mr.. $40 igrass is II risn,
yorng LAWYER. of talent int. gritty and
en,erpris', and fills tho position with
ability. giving general satisfaction
Nr D. Witt retircs with the rcnec.
ton that he has discharged his du-
ties hon rabIy. and carrying with him
the best wishes of those with whom
ne has been brought in contact. He is
also lawyer oI ability. has occupied
varlonS positions Of trust, and contrib.
ulcd much to the advanrcm mt of cl
ucatIn IL th' cry. 70 hlm we have
often been Indebted for mnny iavora.
NhIle in the dischlrGo Of our reporter.
lal dGtics. --.Si0i. JOuvnpl
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TIE returns from West Virginia
would Indicate that the rebel Dcmoc-
racy have carried the State. The Re-
pubicans Of hat State divided on The
ssut of giving the ballot ~ the rebels.
Hence there was not full vote out.
aud the Democracy in that wsy car
ricd tho State.
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LlEAE EsTATE.
..s.s.'s.. ..''s....s.... .......s...s....,
" ALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE


" ALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber of RS NJ private sale 4 valuable
tract oflaud situate In Franklin twp, near IBes.
yer Furnace, containing Is AChES, more or
less, whercou are erected twO.story. weather.
boarded DIV ELLfNU HOUSE, q goo Barn
and other necessary uut buildings. A YousG
krPLR ORCHARp uf choice grated fruit trce-, In
q thriving and healthy condition. A never-fail
ing well of water near the door.
The Above tract IL Situated within one. fourth
OF mile OF the :. 4 l.. Railroad, convenient "
Churches, Mills, school houses. sc, is under
good fence aud In - high state Of cultivation.
ALSO, seven Acres woodland, of the choicest
heavy timber. For further Information, call al
the premises or address
JAMES BrRGEsS,
Oct.20.U Middleburg, Snyder Co., Pa,
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$1,000 TO $4,000

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lishcrs. Agents are making from 400 TO sqoo per
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HOOKS 10 salt Every body.

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amateur theatrical, scots Guide to Reapty,
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Scots Boxtng ano Wrestling made Eass 60cts. +;
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'RlDAY. NOVEMBER i,lS7O
DE Acres.

more or less. Wherern are erected \ TWO
STORY IA USE, RANK BARN aud other
ne e.. Ary "ut .hulidlngs Tw"itr1e Orchards q
choice fruit trees. \ good we'll of water near
the door Abpit seventy icrssoi the above tract
are cleared, under good cultivation. ths balance
well tiWbcrel. sale to cOmmOnreat ~ O'Clock
n IN, when conditions will be made known by.
JOSEPH ktHNp.
JOHN X, HAGkENBERG.
Centre Twp, OsI, I, 1870.
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TnE Republicans of South Carolina
dill nobv by e'eclirg their On tire
st to on Crugressioral' tickets
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VALUABLE FARMATpRIvArEsALE.

The subscriber offers NJ private sale his
VALUABLE FARM. 'iluate in Monroe
township, Snyder County. Ia. adjoining
lands Of Abraham Fisher. Micheal ilummel
and others, containing about
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-11-03

/ EfVERS TEStAN NErARY. or
L i tho Estate q MAMA Hall, late oi the bor
uush of ~~linssroye. decd, having been granted
g. the undersisu.I, all persons knowing them
s-lv-- indebted t. sid estate are requested tu
"a ks ptyneut, aud thus. having claims against
the SANE Viii present tAUm Tor settlement t.
". 4. ECBtRf,
Oct. ~. 1870. Executor.
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FNiiE FlNkLE X LYON
Sewing Machine.

With DRIP Feed, new Take up, new Hemm-r,
nc, IL now offered To agents on npTe liberal
terms. Also, Second hand Hschlues taken IN
exchange. or the new Improvements applied.
Every Inht hine IL warranted FIRST CLASS,
and n the purchaser does not 81 regard 81 after
trial, he can return II, and money refunded.
v, H.-Wnuted travelling Agents 10 visit each
town, distributing circulars, explaining the i'm.
Irnvrments, etc etc, Who can make 200 per
month Address
LYONS MUTUAL =. NJ co,
Union square, 33 last l,th 81, New York.
sep ~, ,ls7O-Gml
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k'ricGs-ssA fair Gffer.

1.-THE Merchants In your place will not furnish
~ sehl ~ re hachItes, seed us the retail price,
Wasr"r tlI, Extra Wtluge- 40 and we viii to,
Wirl eitler or b"th machines, free OF fr,iyh, to
pa e. Whe- q no one j. rcllin- and 30 sure are
We ,hey Nill be liked, that We agree to refund
tue money " nny one wishes 10 return Tho "a, a,
cor,liug to direction.
the drudgory Of washing with the hands INV
Two days IN the yer, when It can he done better
npre -Npediiinusly, With less labor. and no in
Jury 10 the IA mens.,by Doty Clothes Washer
aud IuiNsr-Hl Wrngor
SOIL BY dealers gensral.y, to whom liberal di,.
counts are made
X. q. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
oct' y, ''o-snl 30 2cortlindt St, sew York.