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stocks and Money.
Tslesrsphsd to the ARaus.


Teleer.pAsd to the AReUs.
Enw YoaK, May 10.
Money-Essy at 4@5 per cent. on call.
Sterling ExehAnge-Frm at 81 "a 94c.
GoId-0pened at sI.I5, and closed at Sl.143.
Governments sold one million at $l.l4 70-lO09
LA 7e-lOe.
Governments-Firm.
Coupons-6's of 81, 1.I74; 5-20's, '62, I.lsi
'64 I.lls; '65, Liz; new, LA; 81, LA; 'es
LA; l0-40's, Lose.
stocks-Strong.
Currency sixes-l.l2s.
Railways unsettled and lower. closing weak 81
the lowest point of the day. The features were
L. S., o. 4 NJ, n. W., Wabash, st. Paul, Rock
Island and New York Central: The closing price,
Western Union Telegraph, 32i.
U. S. Express, 444.
Pacific Mail, 400.
n. Y. Central--l00l.
Erie-23s.
Nortbvestern--79. Preferreds6s.
Rock Island, l.20.
ST. Paul, 664. Preferred s0s.
Toledo h Wabash, 562. Preferred -.
Fort Wayne, 944.
New Xork Market.
rslegraphed to the ARsus.
NEW YOR,, May Is.
Cotton-Quiet middling uplsnds 2se
Flour-Dull and 5al0c lower; supers s. 7oa
s0
Whisky-Steady at 81 O9l@l 10.
Wheat-Dull and lower; No. 2 spring, 81 I5s
ls; winter, 81 2Sal soc.
Corn-Heavy and lower; new mixed 81 e4s
100
oats-Lower; closing duh at 6Ssc in store.
Mess Pork-Heavy and lowe, sag 50Gl ~ 65
Beef-Quiet and firm
Cut Mests-Firm and IN fair demand.
Bacon--Quiet and unchanged.
Lard-Dul!; lhsGsl6$c.
Coffee-Quiet; RIO firm at s.,7sc.
sugsr-Cubs 9al0!c; Porto Rico sa9lc.
Wool-Qaiet at 47a65c for domestic fleece.
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The Illinois Centsal workshops, to be
erected at Waterloo, Iowa, will cost 5000, 900.
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Excavation for the foundation of the in
sane asylum at Elgin is commenced.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-20

Carl Schurz is writing history of Germa
ny and the Germans.
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'aliandigham, it is said, has espousec
woman suffrage
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c 0 N N { R CIAL.

RooK ISLAND, May 90.
OLD WHEAT FLouR-
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Dailp ARGUS.
FFI0xAL PAPER,
Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson is seriously
ill.,
The hrst steamer of the season arrived at
Duluth, May 9th
'aliandigham, it is said, has espoused
woman suffrage.
Carl Schurz is writing a history of Germs
ny and the Germans.
Excavation for the foundation Of the in
sane asylum at Elgin is commenced.
The Illinois Centsal workshops, TO be
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-01

ADD it is not true that Duchauan's
Administration cost less per- capita
than President Grants; bat on the
contrary IL cost more. From state
ment made out in the Treasury De-
partment and officially promulgated,
I..is found that the last year Of Bl-
chanan's Administration cost the peo
pie SOL for each man, woman, and
child iu the country whilo taking he
expecnscs of the past year, estimating
on basis of forty millions Of popula-
ton, and reducing the sum TO gold
basis. anl the expense per head amounts
TO only sl.Gi.
lu B1chanan'. time the receipts and
expenditures Of the Treasury were
both iu gold, or coin exclusively. Very
much of the apparent cxcess in ex
pcn liturcs since the war grew out
Of the depreciation of the currency.
This showed itself in every contract
maic, either for pubIic works, buiid-
ings or supplics-and added to the
bulk of the figures, without really ad-
ding to the value actually received
rhe wal itself cost in popor one-third,
il not half, more than it would had
specie payment been possible. II is
the penalty tho nation had to pay to
save it,et from destruction ani it is
an especial grievance that the De-
mocracy poiutt to the result of their own
mach:natious and treason rs an evi-
dcncc OF dishonesty among loyal and
patriotic men 10 ii st incito re-
bolliou, then 10 apologize for, and JUS
liiy it, and finally to charge the eos,
Of suppressing it to those who shed
their blood Tor the salvation Of the
country, is cmiuently characteristic Of
the party. But when to this they add
demand to be reinstated in authority
because they created this enormous
mischief, the aiiront to public intclli-
ecncc exceeds all bounds OF belief.
Long years of toll aud labor will
bc required of the people to yarn the
IN m1uey to pay the great aggregate debt
which Democratic weakness aud
tc, ling on,ailcd on then. AMI yot,
when President Grant, has but barely
made fair commencement, and put
the iinauce 10 way to render certain
the speedy cxtinguishment Of the bur.
den, they arc already asking the tax
payers to trust them again, and give
them chance 10 undo all that has
been done. If the people are Us wise
rs we believe, whenever they cast a
ballot they will remember who made
the debt, and, until 1t is fully extin-
guishcd, will never venture the ex.
pertinent of trusting its authors in n
position to inllict moro harm AMI mis-
cry OH the country.
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SEPTEM BIER COURT.
e~e
COURT PROCLAMATION.

"bereas the Hon. S. S. Woods Presi,
w dent Judge Of the judicial District
composed of the counties Of Snyder Union
and Mifflin and A. X. Midleswarth and
George @. Meyer, Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
prcceipt bearing date the the 23d day OF
May, 1870, aud to me directed for
the holding of an Orphans court, a court
| OF Common Pleas, couii of Oyer and Ter.
miner and General court Of Quarter Ses-
sions of the Peace at Middlebnrg, for the
county Of Snyder. on the 4,h Monday. (be.
ing The 2Gih day of September, 1907 and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 lLS
| Coroner, Justice Of the Peace aud Cousta
bles in an for the county Of Snyder, to ap-
pear in their proper person with their roll,
records, inquisitions. examinations and
other remembrances to do those thing,
which Of their Offices and in their behal
pertain TO be done and witnesses and per
sons prosecuting in behalf sf the Common
wealth against any person or persons ar,
required TO be then and there attending
aud not departing without leave at theil
peril. Justices are requested 10 be puncl
ual in their attendance al the appoi nj et
time agresably 10 NOTES. NN
H. L a.
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IN strong contrast TO the course OF
the rebel journals Of the South who
prcsist in waging bitter war upon The
Government, the white Union men
and the enfrauchiscd freedmen, is th,
sound and bipartisan advice contain
ed 10 the following paragraph from
the A>hvillc, n. G. Pioneer, a leading
Republican journal Of that state
We appeal to every man, irrcspcc
tive Of party, to go to work aud do ui
in their power to promote The develop
mcnt of the agricultural, mineral, and
othor natural resources Of North Tar
ollua, which have lain 50 long in q
dormant condition, AMI 10y precept aud
example urge your neigbbor to forget
the past, and submit TO the laws that
be. This. and this alone, will rcstor,
GU. country to i,s prosperous condi
I ton.
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COntrasted Administrations.

1t is q iavorite argument with the
Democracy, when abiding to the heavy
taxation which the war forced the
Government to leavy to preserve the
public faith and credit, to point to the
cheap Administration of Buchanan,
and compare it with the assumed ex-
travagant one Of Presidaut Grant as an
evidence Of the CRATER economy of the
party. No ono is deceived by this
protencc. 1t is well understood that
the interest on the national debt, the
Immense pension list the cost of na-
iional hospitals, and small increase in
the army aud navy arc matters extra
and outside OF the ordinary expenses
of the Government; and, except the
two latter, arc In process Of steady and
ENnid, Y1sYftine ,u,rrx.o
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istcr got scared, undressed in the
presence ofthc ladies, aud jumped over
board to swim ashore, only five miles
distant. Boat seemed about to cap.
size. when newly made husband thought
of unsettled business on shore, aud
attempted TO follow the minister
Rosult-tho bride who did not wish
to be. made widow so early in the
fame, caught him, piuioned bis hauds
and sat down on him until the storm
wns oYer.V
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Summary OF war News.

Notwithstanding all reports Of heavy
fighting the past few days, there ap-
pear, to have been nothing but heavy
slirmishing. The Prussian forces are
closing in on Marshal McMahon, who
is concentrating his forces 10 the
ncighborhood Of Montmedy, and it is
believed, intends making II desperate
assault on the German line, regardless
Of its strength. The great battle is
uear at hand, but there are no eyidcn-
ces that it has yet commenced. The
, Emperor is said to be in the rear OF
Nc MIhon's army, read pan case Of de-
feat, to ily to Belgium. The troops OF
that country are hasteuing TO the
frontier to protect it against invasion
by either OF the bclligercnts.
1t is reported that Palikao will an
nounce this week to the Chambers that
the work of preparing Paris for the
siege is completed.
Nothing has been received from the
front except rumors Of engagements
terminating layorably TO the Fronch
The Committee Of Defense meets
twice daily, aud its measures and or
ders are promptly executed,
Measures have been taken to blow
up the bridges aud tear up the railways
around Paris promptly on the approach
of the enemy
1t is understood that the diplomatic
corps, 10 case the city is besieyed, will
60 to Tours, which, owing to their
presence, will be considered neutral,
and will be respected rs such by the
bcligerents. The ministry is said to
be on the eve of departure for Tours.
Thirty thousand persons entered
Paris on Monday from the ncighboring
country.
The police are organized into resi-
ments.
The expulsion of Germans from the
French capital causes sad distress, -
Mr.. Washburu, the American Minis.
ter, has a hard time OF it. The Ger
mans in France are under his protection
Every German who is arrested under
the recent proclamation Of General
rrochu demands at once to be taken
before Minister Washburn for exami-
nation.
Army correspondents in France are
iaring badly. Austin, Of the London
Times, is imprisoned ut RHEIMS; Hall,
Of the Graphic. is imprisoned at Nancy,
aud Holdswor,b, Of tho News, has been
escorted back to Paris under guard
The London Times agrees with the
prussians that France must be taught
to know the power Of her neighbors.
Two French iron-clads have arrived
of Frederickshaven, Jutland, aud an
attack on the Baltic fortresscs is eS-
pected immediately.
Another great battle occurred on
Tuesday. Tie Prussian Grown Prince,
with four army corps, attacked Mar
shal McNlahon near Beaumont, 10 the
valley of the Meuse, and after q des-
perate conflict drove his forces beyond
the river back toward the Belgian
frontier The French lost twelve can
non and many prisoners,
The bombardment OF Strasburg con
tinucs, but its surrender is hourly
expected. The suffcrings Of the in
habiian,s are terrible. They are starv.
ing, and are compelled to live in their
cellars, day aud night, to avoid the in
creasing fire of the besisgers.
Preparations for the defence of Paris
are still being rapidly pushed forward
with energy, Houses and tenemeuts
outside of tho Notifications, likely to
Interrupt the line of dre or cover for
an enemy, are being demolished.
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Hon. Henry Johnson.

The Republican Senatorial Confer
cnce has placed in nomination Mr.,
Henry johnson, Of Muncy, as the Re.
publican candidate for the XlVth Dis.
Uict.
Mr. Johnson was Senator when
the last apportioument was made and
aided in tho formation Of the district
lie occupied leading position in the
Senate and was looked upon through
out the State as likely to become the
Speaker Of the succeeding session Of
the Senate. He was Il candidate for
denomination before the first Confer
once Of the new district, but was do.
ieated by the coalition of. Union and
Snyder county conierees who nomin-
sted Mr.. g. II. Shriner. II has long
= - ----.--4 - s-.a As>A.v xxf1aSL SLcrf Hss
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WnITNEYs MUSICAL GUEST This
exccllen, musical monthly is a wei
come Quest to every household where
it has ever gained admission, and i is
a mystery to us, how any Que would
think OF doing without it. Ii is
bound sheet music sza, neat and taste
fully, (besides n number of pages oil
excoleot reading matter) from uine to
twelve pages OF music in each number
costing in shoot from thirty to fiity
cents each, but here presented for llt.
tie less than three cents thereby
ing during the year, about $1,000
sorth Of music for sl.0J. This IS a
srea, saving of money, and no one
who is interested in music should fail
of procuring 40 choice n monthly
The September No. contains the fol-
lowing music, which is also published
ia sheet form: 4" M,Wic Woync,
/" Puiing Al Tie Gdtr," Tu'p Sci2i-
'i,ch"
Terms sl,00 per year. Specimen
copies ten cents. -
Address, W. W. W HITNEY, To-
ledo, o.
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Made of Poor Rum, whiskey, Proof Spirits, and
Refuse Liquors, dOctorei, spiced and sweetened
to please tho taste, called "a Tonics,r - Appeti-
zers," " Restorers, }" sc, that lead the tppier on
to drunkeness and ruin, but are true medicine,
made from the native Roots ana Herbs OF Cali
fornia, free from all Alcoholic Stimplsnts. They
are the GREAT BLO0D PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renoyator
and Invigorator OF the System, carrying OF all
poisonous matter, and restoring the blood 10
healthy condition, No person can take these
Bltters according to directions, and remain long
unwell. - i4l so .
slOO will be given 70 an incurable case, provided
tho bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons
or other means, and the vital organs wasted be-
yond tho point of repair m
for inhammatory and Chronic Rheumatism
Remittent, and Intermittent Feyers, Diseases o
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and bladder, these
Bitters have been most successful. Such Dis
eases are caused by Nitiated Blood, which Is gem
orally produced by arrangement OF the Digestive
Organs. ~
Cleanse the yitiated Blood whenever you find
its impurities burstiug through the skin In PIN.
pies, Eruptions or Sores clenso II when you ind
II obstruoted and sluggish In the veinsi osnso II
when u 70 foul, and Your feelings win tell you
Shen; hsSp a ,hs sn blood pure and the health
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lsrking in
the system Of 50 many thousands, are efeetually
destroyed and removed.
In bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent 70.
vers, these Btters have no equal. For full diree-
tions read carefully the circular around each
bottle, printed In four languages-Epglish, Ger
man, French and spanish. '' r.
VIZ .ilAh j. wALkkn, Pvopristor,
~ = ~ x<.u,<,,. " 4 SeSSSSss sss n: "
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NAUTION.-IIaving purchased ihe
" following named personal property at Con
stables sale, sold as the property oi Reuben
Kloss, and LETT the same In the possession OF Mrs
Sarah kloss, all persons are hereby cautioned
not to interfere nor In any way NEEDLE with the
same:-One Cooking stove and Pipe, one Parlol
Stove and Pipe, two Bedsteads and Bedding
enc lot Of Carpet, one (rcdi Cow.
JACOB GROSS,
PETER REiGEL.
Beaver township, August 20, 1870.
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I IST OFJURORS DRAWN FOR
IL SEPTEMBER TERM, 1870.


Beapsr--Jacob Gross, Reuben Dreese.,
Bearer Wesf-Solomon Krebbs. Hy. Benfer.
ChdpmaR-Adam s. Herrold.
Frdnkin- Samuel Gilbert, II. ID. Mitchell.
Jackson-Jacob Leitrcl. George X. Benfer.
Mddiccreck--Jeremiah Huber.
MoRroe--lsaao Jarrett, Daniel Beaver, Wm
Keller. suJl l,.yu 81
Pcnns-Henry Artlcy, George J. schoch,
William Hughes. nt.l -
Perry-willian Harding, william Heiges.
Perry Wst-philip NJ. Teais.
Seliasgrore-F. NJ. Schnure, Samuel GEM
berliig l.-,T...- --. ...
UnioR--Harfison Wilmer. b.
lrashington Joel Row, George @. Glass.
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Bedrer-Daniel II. Kline, VIM. ii. Dreese,
Abraham Shook, WIN Beaver, Levi Gill,
John Getz, Jecob q. Snyder.
Bearer West-Levi Pickhart, Jack. Oswig,
Elias Borman, Henry ulsh, AbsnhSm
Shook. ri .1fri 1l - IT
Centre-George Henry, Sr., Robert Has
singer, Geo. W. Showers, David Reichly,
John Bowersox. Is ,..-..-J ..lt
Chapman--wm II. Biting, Bonneville Kre.
mer, Henry NJ. Freed, r, ..'.,s.-.
Jackson n-George Klingler, Jr, Daniel Oldt,
Francis j. Boyer, John Klingler, Samuel
7 Walter, Bernhard Kline.
Niddieburg--Anthony j. Specht, Henry
Zechman. Henry Dachman. .IA
Mddleereek--Andrew Benfer, ]. =. foder.
Moar0e--William s. Hile. rrr.r,r t.r,..,r
Penns-Peter Hosterman, Hcury Row, Lewis
Miller, Charles Miller, George Fisher,
lewis NJ. Snyder.
Perry--Charles Boyer. John d. Yerger.
Ssiinsg,ove-B benjamin Houseworth. .r.
Unioa--Elias Wehtzel, Emanuel Auker,
Henry Burns, Samuel Wilmer. !.
Washington-John Arbogast, Daniel D..
Meyer, Joseph Hoag. lfaf taf,1
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X EYSTONE HOTEL.
Selinsgroce, Snyder County, Pa.

THE undersigned begs leave TO inform
the public that he has purchased and will
keep, in good style, the above wcll-known
and popular house.
Esss Having large, airy and well furnish
ed rooms, good servants, with the untiring
efforts OF the proprietor 10 please his guests,
he hopes TO meet with large share Of pub.
lie patronage. j. i. WALTER.
Selinsgrove, Sept. |, 1870.
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S.GHs OF the XopfAc. A philoso
pher in the West, grown into admira
tiou orthe Cherry Pec,oral, writes Dr.,
Aver for instructions uulcr whjcl
sign be shall be b'cd which bls,crcd
and which vomiied aud under whicl
he shall take Ayers Pills for an alice
ton of the liver: also under whicl
sign his wife should commence &
take the Sarsapariila for hcrailment
10 adds that he already knows tC
wean his calves uuder Taurus, change
his pics in Scorpio, cut his hair il
Aries, aud soak hi, feet in Pisces o
AqpariuS as their condition requires
Schoolmastcrs. start for Wisconsin
and visi; Mr.. Ham when you get there
Howell paily News.
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AGENTS 4'.::: rs E(AIllI !{lls!|aVsIaI
Twelve Years aT,sSSs ne wild Indians tsfs Plains

THE LIFE or GEO. 7. BELDEN. who
from love of wild adventure aud thirst fpr
n knowledge Of the Indians, their Customs
Sports, Traditions, Wnra. Great Buffalo
Hunts, Sc, &c, left home of plenty In
Ohio, Joined the Indians, adopted their
mode of life, married The hcantifnl Wash.
tella, became Great Warrior. Hunter and
Chief Of 100 Lodges. was appointed Lieu
tenant in the u. \. Regular Army. for
meritorious service with his braves against
hostile lndians. \ book Of the most thrill.
ling Interest. reality well authenticated
Truth stranger than fiction. Supcrbly i'll.
us'rated. 20 engravings, with portrait OF
the author. in full frontier costume Price
low. Sholl onisell any book oxiant. Send
at once Tor illustrated circular, table OF
contents, sample pages and terms.
a. u. HUBBARD. Publisher.
400 Chestnut ST., Philad'n.
auglS-.iw
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A VOID QUACKs.--A victim Of eariy
N indiscretion, causing nervous debility,
premature decay &C., having tried in vain
every advertised remedy, hns simple
means Of self-cure. which he viii send free
to his fellow sufferers. Address, J. H.
FUTILE, rs Nassau ST., New York.
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.VisE MAGIC CONee will change
l. any colored hair or beard to pcrma.
neut black or brown. |; coIdnins no poison.
Any one can use it. One sent by mail foI
81. Address MAGIC COME CO.,
sugl ls-3m Springfield, Mass.
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WHITE FR NMETwo STORY DWELLING
large BASk BARN, WAGON SHEA,
GRANARH, CIDER PRESS,

Il y
GRANARI, CIDER PRESS,
aud all other necessary and
convenient buildings,
Also, about IS acres 0i Valuable Tiuiber Land
Within about ave miles Of said Ern; also two
shares of LcwisburI Bridge stock.
This IL rare chance tor any person who wlshe.
to purchase ono Of the best farms IN Buffalo al
les. IL l. under the highest state oi cultivation,
with the best Of lnprO, oments The soil i ri the
very best Limestone, with q good limestone luar
ry oi the best quality of stone. There l. a well
oi good water at the house; also, n neverflillug
spring of water, which can 10 carried to tho
house and barn, and to most Of tho holGs. IL Is
situated In Kelly township, one of the best town.
ships IN the county, ana convenient TO churchos,
schools, ani to markets, II being about miles
from LeSsburg, the county scat AMI about three
miles from Milton, IL has one OF the bcst Apple
orchards and every variety ol Fruit that there i
In the county.
N. B--Terns will DO msdc easy, as about
seven or eight thousand dollars OF the purchase
money ctn remain in the place during the life oi
tho widow, aui Franklin Genbering, II tho pur'
chaser so desires. Those wishing to see tho prop
efty can do 50 by calling on q. tiomberlinv, oi
Lewisburg, or John PIwling, OF Kelly township
or VIM. NsntioEer, the Attorney tor tho estate
CHRISTOPHER GEMBERLlNG,
JOHN PAWLlNG, Executors.
August Is, 1870.
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HON. HENRY JOHNSON.
Ho,c his Nomination is Receipei

We give below tho comments Of
neighboring papers of Hon. Henry
JobnSou, our nominee for State Scna-
tor.
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FoCTi years since Germany sworn
cd with monijcau,s, and was tho by
word OF nations To-Day Il boggar is
a rare sight, aud Germany has made
her mark IA the great European pow
cr. How has 'thi- result been brought
about? Wholly and solely by means
of protection, which has enabled her
to develop II magnificent and an ever
increasing Diversified industry anl Il
splendid civilization.
In 1900 there were not one hun.
lred native pr',estants in all lndi,
and Burmah. Now there are not far
from eighty THOUSAND church mem
bers.
VICE ADMIRAL PORTER has been
appointed Admiral in the u. ). Navy,
filing the vacancy accustomed by the
death Of Admiral Farragut. Commis-
sion to date from August 20, 1870.
Tue first Of the fall elections occurs
on the 9th inst, in Vermont. The
State is so Overwhelmingly Republi-
can that there has been no canvass
made by either party.
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n lssOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The subscribers have this day by mu-
tual consent dissolved the Co-partnsrship
heretofore existing between them IN the
Lumber business. In Selinsgrove Pc. -At
persons indebted TO the firm Of Meyer
Bowes 4 Burns will settle the same with
the new firm Of Meyer q Bewes who still
continue the business, and all persons hAv-
ing slAina ngninak r Rill hnRa In n fer,
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120 ACRES!

more or less, on which are erected . large Two.
Story Stone House. large Bank Barn, Wagon
Sho1. and other neees sary cut, ut,buildlngs. There
Is a large Orchard OF Choice Fruit also an ex-
celient spring Of water near the door. About 20
acres ot the above tract IL cleared aud In good
state Of cultivation, tho balance Il good woodland
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by ISAAC A. LENKER, ...
... EMBLA THURSTON,
August 10, 1870. Administrators.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-01
Saturday, September IL, A. D., 1870,

the following described valuable Real Estate, TO
wit:-All that certain messuage, and rRACr
OF LAND situate IN Perry township, Snyder
County, Pa, bounded as follows, to wilson the
North by lands of the heirs OF John Marks, de-
ceased, East by lands OF David Reber and John
Frymyer, South by lands OF Samuel Darr, ma
West by lands Of Jacob Swab and Amos Shniier,
containing