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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-10-27

scene of mourning and sorrow was never be-
fore seen. felt moved, in spite OF my tamil,
iarity with things Of this sort. AS for herself,
words lust fail to give any idea Of how she
looked. She was grief itself, with Niobe and
half dozen others of the same kind thrown IN.
broached the idea of monument which
should fttingly represent, so tar as marble
could, the virtues and goodness OF her lament
ed husband. =, ,,
produce. No expense must be spared. lie
left an ample fortune. 1t shall all go to erect
something to commemorate my precious dar-
ling. I don't wish to keep cent OF it. Let
it all be spent to decorate his grave"
And so she went on, mingling her talk with
passionate expressions of love and incoherent
utterances of grief
Three days later, I called with a plan of a
costly monument. She examined 1t, and,
amidst fresh bursts of grief, denounced its pov-
erty. It was not half nor ten-thousandth
part what it should be to fifty represent such
man as was her husband.
"That" she said with vehement scorn, as
she pointed at the drawing, might do for
common men; but is as nothing in its attempt
to be worthy of my darling husband!'
went out. employed another draughts-
man, and ordered him to spare no effort to plan
the cOStlleSt and handSOmeSC monument Ill Cne
world.
In week it was finished. 1t was a gorge
GUS thing. Its cost was an immense fortune.
I took it around to her house.
Some of the Grape had been taken from some
of the furniture. She came in without assis-
tance, and seemed less prostrated than usual.
placed the plan against the wall. She ex-
amined it critically. 1t suited her generally,
only there was. rather too much of it. She
suggested striking off one or two things, where
by the ornamentation of the thing was some
what reduced, and, incidentally, its cost.
1 had the plan reconstructed, and then went
around again. 1t was the same as before.
There was too much of it. She wanted this
and that struck out, or something trihe cheap
er introduced. And so the thing went =.
For three months kept running around
with the internal plan, and each time she
Topped off something, till toward the last it
got raced to one-horse monument OF the
cheapest kind About that time, there came
along an old flame of hers from Berlin; and
just about five months after the old man died
she married the other one, pulled up stakes,
and "slid" for Germany.
And now, do you believe it, the only thing
in Gods world over the old mans grave is
little, nasty fat stone, with his name and age
on it! That's all, not blessed thing else, but
briars and weeds.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-10-27

-"T'm afraid You don't like babies when they
cry," said matron to gentleman, as she tried
to soothe the darling to her arms. "Oh yes,"
said he. "I like them best when they cry, be-
cause I've always observed that then they are
invariably carried out of the room."
= The poorest men are those who have moth
ing to do, and the most unhappy are those who
make happiness their chief aim of life. The
most Ignorant are those who know best Of them
selves, and the most noble are those who are
most honest. The greatest are those who feel
themselves to be the least and the best
preacher is he whose life most nearly resembles
the life and example of Christ
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-10-27

THIRTY CENTURIES OLD.-The oldest relic
of humanity extant is the skeleton of the ear
liest Pharaoh incased in its original burial robes,
and wonderfully perfect, considering its age,
which was deposited eighteen or twenty months
ago in British Museum, and is justly consider
ed the most valuable of its archaeological treas
ures. The lid of the coffin was inscribed with
the name of It's occupant, Pharaoh Mykesimus,
who succeeded the heir of the builder of the
great pyramid, about ten centuries before Christ.
Only think of 1.-THE monarch whose crumb-
ling bones and leathery integuments are excl
ting the wonder of the numerous gazers in Lon
den, reigned in Egypt before Solomon was
born, and only about eleven centuries or 50 af-
ter Misraim, the grand son of old father Noah,
and the first of the Pharahhs, had been gathered
to his fathersl Why the tide mark of the del
uge could scarcely have been obliteratedy or tie
gopher wood knee timhers of the ark have roi-
ted on Mount Ararat, when this man of the
early world lived, moved and had his being.
His flesh and blood were progenitors of the
great patriarch. ~ si;,4 s,...
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GENERAL LEES LETTER OF RESIGNATION,
AS q matter of interest at this time, we pub
lish General Lees letter, resigning his COM
mission in the Federal army: eBa
ARLINGTON, VA, April 20, 1861.
General: Since my interview with you on
the 18th inst, have felt that I ought not lon
ger to retain my commission in the army. 1
therefore tender my resignation; which re-
quest YOU will Recommend for acceptance. 1t
would have been presented at once but for the
struggle it has caused me to separate myself
from a service to which have devoted the best
wears of my life and all the ability possessed.
During the whole of that time-more than
quarter Of a century, have experienced moth
ing but kindness from my superiors, and the
most cordial friendship from my comrades. To
no one, General, have been as much indebted
as to yourself, for uniform kindness and con-
sideration, and it has always been my desire to
merit your appreciation. 1 shall carry to the
grave the most grateful recollections of your
kind consideration, and your name and fame
will always be dear to me.
Save in defence of my native State, never
again desire to draw my sword. Be pleased to
accept my most earnest thanks for the contin-
uance of your happiness and prosperity, and
believe me most truly yours,
Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott, commanding U.
S. army. ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-10-27

The story is told in an Illinois paper that
a woman made fair agreement with her hus-
band to commit suicide if he would; so they
both held their heads under water until the
husband was dead, when the woman emerged
sound as dollar, paid the funeral expenses,
and married again in two weeks. Twas ever
thus
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-10-27

i dog is counted mad when he wont take
something to drink, and man when he takes
too much. :. -',';s-.+5-if
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Trial Llst-n,as Term. lsIa.

Eli,e Dush vs. Loeb h Dreifuse.
same VS. John Ienty.
G. 4. Roshon use Of q. q. Geist vs. Jacob wicst
C-aig blanchard ys. VIM. q. Herrold.
same vs. Geo. wiest.
zane vs. J. Hendricks, q. M. Gross 4 Isaac
ssme VS. same
same VS. Bowes, Burns q SMoysr.
same VS. same.
John McAilsnsy use Of NJ. w. McAiianey vs. a.
y. Cummings.
Ryan Daubermsn vs.. Enos =. walter.
Bolip A Hummei VS.. zane.
Jacob krebbs, vs.. John Sholiy.
j. o. \. Shindle, Treas, Miss Institute vs. T.. z.
Rohrbsck.
J. n J. Smith vs.. A. s. Cumming
Jacob Mining n Sarah Mining, hts wife, VS..
Isiah Lohr.
same Va. Samuel Romig 4 Joseph IIainos.
same vs.. Adam specht 4 Samuel wetzel.
same vs.. John Try.
Philip Swineford vs. Jeremiah Snyder.
John NJ, Hoffman We. Ferdinand Zones.
Daniel Matter vs.. Catharine Matter.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

frSaJus, published, new edition o'
SsEr5 Dr. Culverwelrs Celebrated Ia
tr@<R say on thD radical cure. (wiihoui
medicinc) Of Spermaiorrh oca, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Losses. impotency.
Mental and phi.ical lncapacity, Imprdi.
men's TO marriage. etc. also. Consump.
ton Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self in
dulgence or sexual cxtrayigance.
Iricc, IN a Sealed ERrciopc. sir oep,s.
The celebrated authur in tnis admirable
essay clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice tlisi the alarm
ng consequences of self abuse may be rad
cally cured without the dang crous use OF
internal medicine or the application Of the
knife; pointing out y mode Of cure NJ once
simple, certain and cllectual. 10y means e
which every sufferer, no matter what hi,
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly prita'cly and radically
This Lecture should hc in The hnnia Of
every youth and every man in the land
Sent under zeal, in plain envelope. to-
any address. postpaid. On rcee.r, vi six
cents. or two post stamp. Ai.o. Dr. Cul
scrweli's Marriage Guide. price . ) cents
address the ruhlisher'
ClIAS. J. e. KLINE SCI.
121 Eowcry y Y. r. q. Box.ljSG.
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! FEW days ago we took Two orphan
|dren Of jesse Bilger, a soldier from
ireville who was SSed. during the war,
he Soldiers oniaSS.l 1 ,ool at McAlis.
kyille, Juniaia county, and while there
had fine opportunity TO witness the
fkings Of the school. To say that we
Ie pleased with the admirable system
which everything IL conducted at this
fbans' Home would be hut feeble ex.
Ession Of Onr feelings--we were delighted.
2 pupils are not only taught oil The use
branches Of n good English education,
they learn how 10 work, and religious
fruction Is not neglected. The teachers
lwell educated. courteous, and kind aud
orphans under their charge are treated
h as much kindness and care rs are
members Of their own families. While
he school we saw our young friends,
tner and Maria Meyer. orphan children
Daniel Meyer, formerly Of this place.
fsc children were adraitted TO the school
put four years ago and we were told that
are among Ito brightest pupils.
he following are tue names Of teachers
offcers Principal, Jacob u. Smith
4wsrd, Jacob Smith; MRtrou, Mrs. Kat,
fndti Seamstress. Miss Matte d. Arey
Pistant Matron, Miss Mary Anderson
rehsrs--Ed. L. Martin, Henry Albert
Drlen cnrrova Nins Annie Xelisr. NinI
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II ICENSE NOTICE Notice j.
- hereby given that
Peter Troup, Crossgrave Hall.
y. ;. Roudenbnsh, Beaver springs.
Moses spoch,, Rsavertown,
Lewis King, Middleburg,
Garman h kerstettor, hiiddleburs.
Lewis Amiy, Middlecreek,
tlira q. Weaver, Centreville.
John y. Beaver, Jackson.
George Lyons, Monroe.
]. +. IIottenstinc,
Sarah Keene,
ID. y. CLARK,
:: =, Walter, selin.yrove.
Henry A. Bolig,
Andrew Shade, Penns,
!. q. Meyer, Washington.
ndrew Rouch, 80
Daniel Eisenhart,
Peter Weller,
Daniel Mullinor, Union.
Ira S8yers,
Ferdinan nd Zones, Chapman.
Matthias Schnee, Perry.
RksruRAsTs.
Isnac Feese, Beyertown.
Jere Grouse, Selinsgrove.
George Hosterman, Washington.
Have tled their petitions tr license with til,
CLERK of the COur' of Quarter Sessions of Peac,
Of Snyder county, aud that the same " III be pre-
sented 10 said Court for approval on Monday th'
23d day OF May next, J. GROUSE,
April 20, is7O. Clerk q. 5.
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COURT PROCLAMATION

w IL ! IlIJtI.A VI AIloN.
Nhcreas the Hon, $. $ Woods Prcsi.
w dent Judge of the judicial District
composed Of the counties of Snyder, Union
and Miillin and 4. X. MidlcSwarlh and
George e. Meyer. Esqs Associate Judges
IN and for Snyder county have issnel their
prcceipi herring date The the .sth day Of
February. 1870, and TO me directed for
the holding of an Orphans court. n court
OF Common Pleas, court of Oyer and Ter,
miner and General court of Quarter Scs-
slons Of the reace al Middeburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the ilh Monday. (be.
ing the 23d day of May, 1879 and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 Tie
Coroner, Justice Of the Peace aud Consta
bles in IN for The county of Snyder, TO ap-
pear in their proper person With their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
o'ber remembrances to do those things
which OF their Offices and in their behalf
pertain TO be done and witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
requiredto be then and there attending
and not departing without leave at theil
peril. Justices are requested 10 he punci,
ual in their attendance at the appointed
time agreeably TO NOTES.
Given under my hand and seal at th,
Sherif's Office in Middleburg, the 2lh day
Of March, A. d., one thousand eigel
hund and seventy.
jOgN S. WOLF, Sheriff
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CAUT1ON.-IIaving purchased the fcl.
~ lowing named articles at Sheriff's Sale
and loaned the same TO Jacob II. Lcinig
during my pleasure. the public are hereby
cautioned not TO interfere nor in anywise
mcddlc with the same :--0ne Sink. ono
Cooking Stove. three Bcdsteads and heding.
one Stand, one cask Of Brandy. Sleigh.
one bay Mare, one Iron Kettle. two Chairs.
one chest. one Bureau. one Grinds,one. n
lot Of Corn Fodder. one Sow. one Cow. four
Steep. FERDINAND ZONES.
Union township, December 9. 1869.
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ErcunE YouR FAEMs.-.In 1860 mn Act
+ passed by The Legislature, md ap-
Pved by the Governor, requiring all per-
7 owning unpatentcd lands in Snyder
pity, TO procure patents for the same
/ pay the Indebtedness on them due the
nmonwealih before the 1st Of June, 1870.
every case where this is neglected. suit
be instituted, and the lands sold py The
hmonwealth for the purchase monoy and
snt fees due the Stale, the sale to take
&c at Harrisburg, on the lst day of June,
IBIS being the law, every person owning
Dc in this county should examine the
rial docket In the Recorders office, al
Court House, and at once secure a
lent, II they have not one already. by
(ing TO do 30, they will irrev vocsbiy loose
r lands, and in many cases the result
many years hard labor. Farmers and
owners, examine this matter immedi-
\.
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WV. @. DuScAS. Of Lcwisburg. is urged
b y correspondent Of the Chronicle. 10 be.
9 ONE n candidate for State Senator. OF The
Q tming Republican primary election. Mr.
ID uncan is one Of Union couniy's best citi-
&c ms and very popular man.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

|ns President of the Snyder county
Ficuitural Society has issued call TO
members Of the society, aud to all 9th.
interested in its welfare, to meet in
Court House in this place, on Saturday
J. day Of May next, at o'clock. +. NJ,
the purpose of taking into consideration
lpropriety Of holding an Agricultural
/ The coming fall, and for such other
poses as may be deemed expedient for
advacement Of the society. We hope
Zee full turnout Of all friends Of the
|eiy on that day.
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THE MORNING GLORY ."
Patent Improve Base Burning
GOAL STOVE.

In this pattern " TnE MonNIyG GIonY,
several new aud important features have
been embodied. which can ou'y be seen to
hc admired. This new stove j. made en-.
tircly of Gust iron, 50 trtcd rs to lie alright.
hut can he made viii, shcct.iron upp,r
section when preferred ly the purchaser
It's ornamental finish il drnpcry, making it
. handsome piece Of furniture, far more 90
than any stove hcrct lrorc made l's in.
ternal construction, though resembling
some OF the former patterns OF The Morning
Glory is quite different, maiirg il more
durable. aud far less diihcult to be repaired
rhe castings are of the highest order. fully
equalins the hneCt castings made ia lhi,
country.
Among the many ADVANTAGES in the use
of the Morning Glory are the tollowing;--
/, Continuous burning. >, Quality of the
Heat. 3. Ventilation through the stove.
., Anli.Du Stove. ., No Escape Of Gns.
Is. ECONOMY of Fuel.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

ION THE LADIES. The ladies' of this
r. ind vicinity will he pleased 10 learn
hrst class Millinery and Fancy Store
been opned in this place by Miss
Try llalleman. She keeps constantly on
J large and well.sclected assor; IN ,n,
Hats, Bonncts, Flowers. Ribbons, SC,
fhe latest and most fashionable styles.
h she will sell ms cheap ar goods OF
same description can be bought else
|ere. Give her q call and examine styles
I prices.
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THE BARLEY SIlEAr."
Anti-Dusl Air. T,yh Cooling Sioc,
pM Ericnded Frc-Bor
for Wood or COal.

for Wood or cont.
Patented May 10Th, 1866.
We take pleasure IN offering our cus,o.
mcrs and the Stove Trade, New firsl.Class
Flat.top, aud wou!d call PdrttcHtar o'ica,iop
10 rs mgHy Gitrucfire ana rd'UdJic imgrvrc
meHts.
This Stove has been carefully tested for
several months, and the results havcproyed
so highly satisfactory, thar several of oar
oldest and most experienced stove dealers
predict for it a sale far beyond our ability
to supply this season.
Sliding front .fre-Go0r,, giving full use Of
The hearth.
An additional slide in tie orcn. so arranged
MS to give more room in the upper par, of
the oven; n great convenience much needed
The oren is nearly as wide at he top ~
atthe hearth line, which not only increases
the size, but will be recognized as u great
advantage IN GdhiHq.
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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WIRING Err.

The "GREAT FANNY ECONONIZER.
The terms Of our Patent call our Machine
q "Wringcra" Years Of experience prove
II also 10 be A MOST EAcgLLEsl WAsnsR.
when we reduce every invention for wash
ing clothes TO principle they all amount
10 that Of pressing and squeezing, and
forcing the water through them, thus re.
moving the dirt. Most wssbing Machines
do |, by rubbing. The Universal wrtnger
oes II by pressing,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

Pms Bloomsburg Republican publishes
act which was passed by the last legis
pre- authorizing The Bloosburg Iron
|npany to lease large additional Iron
lands also permitting said company TO
fse,ibc 100000 10 the stock Of the
|ldlccreek Railroad Company.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

COUPLE Of overgrown boys in this
&c put themselves outside of quantity
ighiing whiskey last Saturday evening
then tried harl to raise a muss with
pie Of young men from the country (:
a timely Interference of some of our
erlovipg citizens put stop TO the
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

NgorR on the railroad was commenced on
Fsday. near this place. We see it stated
The Tr7es that letting will he held Cor
obstruction Of a railroad bridge n, Sun
b.. Everything looks favorable now
the early completion of the road.
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lEE.--List Sunday afternoon between
Fc and four o'olock, the kitchen roof OF
En Smiths residence. in this borough.
\ discovered 10 I've on FIRE. Tn, alarm
given before tie fire had made much
! Lay, and it was soon checked ard ex
Fpished. The damage done was slight.
A'orHEr. The 8 able o. Mrs R,yer.
B miles wct of town, was burned to the
snnd on Saturday. II was set on fire by
pail boy.
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plIlLADELpuIA MARKETS.

The Wheat market is withou, change
worthy Of especial note. Sales oi
$500 bushels Indiana red at $1,000
l.25 and some Pennsylvania do u,
l.2G@l3o Rye may be quoted n,
sl.o5 for Western. Corn is very quiet
and prices hardly so firm. Sales Of
las 600 bushels yellow at | liCdl.l5
aa)at and in cars, chiefly the at former
rate. Oats are more active. Sales Of
10000 bushels Western ut GOc, and
some Pennsylvania at GiN65c.
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Va learn ibat fire broke out in Sun.
b last Monday night and that property
bunting in value to about S25.OO0 wa.
|iroyed. Nine building were consumed.
pug them ex-SheriT vaniike's hotel,
residences, and several stores. We
Ie not learned particulars.
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DOTY's CLOTHES WASHER.

The best, cheapest, and most popular
Washing Machine ever invented.
II is easy cooperate, sitting or standing;
takes but little room injures nogarments :;
finishes its work from in two to four Min.
uies Is durable and convenient; and the
only Washing Machine known that is liked
the better the longer il is used.
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fEnovAL.-To.day wm. =. Eckberi. is
lring his sore, in selinsgrovc. TO the
lm lately occupied by hcssrs b. & $ s.
och, where he will he pleased to see
biz old customers, rs well ns new ones.
fe him call at Lis new place of busi-
Es.
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nv LrrTLI CORPORAL for May copci in
n timc. Fresh ns The flowers an bright
(, he spring iimc--full of good things fo;
child en- and for all WAC love children.
fat improvements are promi'cl in the
hady Charming Magazine. One dollar q
ar. Sewell & Miller, Chicago, III.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

frg Fast snsquehans Clssis OF the Re-
med Church meets in Milton, Friday,
be ~.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

CuSrEns will hnd the best pants, oils
ly. &C.. cheaper than the cheapest, at
F'tand 4 Boyer's Hardware Store. Call
y see for yourselves.
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frrrn II. HARTMAN, Of Centervile has
% appointed Deputy Rev enue Collector
this county. A better appointment
Ild not have pecn made.
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fnE contract for the er ection of the Odd
lows Hall at SeliDsgrove has been
hried 10 Jhon NJ. Krci1er of that place
agreed TO do the job for $1,000. allow.
the association 500 for the old build
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

Ett lind- Of Building Material furnish.
on short notice ut low prices, hy Meyer
fBowes. ~ the Keystone Steam Saw and
luing Mil. SclinSgrove.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

bS Saturday evening the string Ba nd
out serinadlng and all who heard he
Ide say they were delighted with il.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

M. JoHS 8. HErNBAcB. Of New Berlin
|. been appointed Deputy Revenue Col.
,lOr for Union county.
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VIC KS
' FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870.

Tho First Edition II ono Hundred anil
twenty thousand copies OF Nirk's Illus
lra'ea Catalogue Of Seeds and Floral
tglic. Is published ani r,idy TO send out.
Il ]. elegantly printed ON fine tinted paper.
Nl'h about 2bo fine wood t.Ggrayings of
Flowers and Vegetables, and a beautiful
co'orcd pntc--conSsting of seven yarieiie.
of Fhlox Drummonlii, making fine
BOUQUET OF PaLOXEs.
II is the most beautiful as well ~ III,
most snslrnclve Floral GU,d published.
giving plain aud thorough directions TO,
tho
culture OF Flowers AMI Vegetables.
The Floral Guide is published for the
hench' of my customers, TO whom il il sent
Iree without ap olicalipn, but will he for
ward' d TO all who apply by mail, for TrS
GENTS, whichis not half the cost Address
JAMES WICK.
Rochester, y. y.
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SELINsG2OvE MARKET.
COI .

SPECHT.- In Beayertown, on the 90 instant
Mrs. tatharine Spscht, aged SO years.
SNIDtR.-in fraDklpg township, on the 2Itl
lnstant, infant daughter OF Charles Snyder, aged
I months,
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llgSRr q. SwApTz has undertaken the
Of building shoe factory in Lewis.
u.
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EREEMONT HOTEL.
L fREEMONT, SNYDER co, "a.
ENOCu SMITH prop,iet NJ

ENOCH SMITH, Proprietor
This new hotel is now prepared Tor the
accommodation Of guests and will afford
first rate entertainment to persons visiting
Freemont. Every effort will be made to
promote he comfort Of travellers stopping
at this house Choice liquors at the Bar.
aud the Table supplied with the best the
markc, affords. An ample stable In con.
neciion with the house. AprilG'70tf