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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
H.6- gers,u gtal Gstats fur Sale.

TOR SALE at ENGLEWOOD, N. IA stone
BOUsB with room: ~ dsrs.e order sOd new barn With
information sppy to the at No Sc Ceiarst New York
EIFTY ACRES near SOmervie-On r. r.;
suubls plot chance for speculation JAQUBs 2s Broad
TOR SALE (near Englew0od. n. IA FARM
acres with House Barn Sheds Tools &c chance for
bargain. Inquire Of the at No l56 Csnast SewYok
EkUIT FARM near Madison-2,0O0 pear trees;
% acesi oOy slo0OOi price JAQUis, 2O8 broadway.
E0RTY- ACRE FARM near Woodbridge, UNI
desi With 6ne csr oblV Si2o No price JAQUbs z8 bwal
HOUSE and two LOTS for SALE-In Jersey
~ CITY opposite Van Vorstsqnse 1hrrestoy aud basement
oIISE SNIFF CO. Ito 10 S S, sA Of "0' '
NJ j. CRANBERRY FARM, 200 acres so
OWN YOUR OWN HOUSE and Save Rent
or fare ONLY cents s,h hnrebes schools and mar
M9GST RgTIEEEoSb ,g9MrASi .!.Ss ApPy 8
ROWS. SUIT. Rutherford Park, M
ORANGE, N. J.-FOr SALE--A number of
" beautiful RESIDENCES near The principal R depot eharehs;
PF. price from "o '0 aoM EsF gSosGss 1P Pa
" CHAHGETwo stylish HOUSES with from " to acres each
Ss % S .s'1 S%as sI Sws M" w
DRINTED description of Princeton FARM, to
besOLD auction March LIST ready JAQUEs 900 Broadway
DARTIES from North and East can buy at
auction March splendid N Farms JAQUEs zoe Broadway:
SPLENDID FARM between Princeton and
o.. .pps SGs aa.. rcd%.
ngs all and implements will be SOLD
stAUCTI0N March |. Inquire fJAQUES, 2O3 Broadway
NVESTFIELD, N. ia 2I-story HOUSE,
w Shopi desirable place for tnsmtb VIII
bargain Inquire of Mira GoLlBAR, 29
SprnErt
G1S Hln -ENGLEWOOD, n. J:-One of
ID II CsOOtIs the most desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCES.
minutes from aud d minutes ride n H. r. will be sod
with furniture &c. great bargain applied for at ones
No Adorable opportunity uneIcsponhe home VAL
be- offered this Full particulars OF A. D. hELLICh' j
BRO, o Pige-st
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grr' Guuos.

NINE DEM0RESTs GRAND OPENING, Ur
IVA NOVELTIES FOR TIlE STRING FASHIONS fOk hAp.S
AND CnILDRENS DRESS. SIS BROADWAY, ON ~ hSDA''
MARCH !. CLOSED ON MONDAY TIis DAY BhEo@e.--
ZINE FRENCH CORSETS from auction ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

Inn FARMS in Saratoga Co.. from $4,000
lOO s5oOO, choice FAus in MohaNk valley !AoOEs' "S
Broad
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OPFiCR % TINS H0CsATOSic X X. Co.,
BWDGgPORr, Conn. feh. :, 1870.

~ sokhodrrs Of this Copany will he held at their Office IL the CITY
Br grpor Conn FRIDAY 25ih Inst at y O'clock N of
purpose Board Of Directors FOR said Conf any io' s
be 81
meeting The bk viii be closed from the tih to The ''n
-''' '''' 0'' CHARLES K. AvBRILL, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

EOR HOMES in jersey, call on BALpW M
s22eIle L. " u Ds8,L nv, isi gTsAasS, as~"A' I"
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Death Of a state senator.

Senator ". ". Watt, Of the Firs,
District. Phiindelphis, diej on III,
18th lost, after brief illne.s Mr.
VISIT wa. Rcpubi hn vDd bis desti
leaves the Scns;e a TIE. Gov Gear,
has oo'iiicd senator White. Speaker u
the Senate. of the vacsncy, aud tha
grntlemun has ordered u special elec
tim to be held Tuesday, 2eth of DE.
scr Der. AT the recent elcciion Ihi,
district gave Republican msjor,tl
Of $50 for Sheriff ani | l.0l0 for l.eceiyer
oi Tax;s. up,n tho Republican. ni
The hrsi dis.ris. depends the politics
complexion oi the senate.
Among the gentleucn named ri
probable candijates to Gil the vacancy
ere Joseph X Lyndsll. Ju.. 7 Thcma.
JOscph Tlttcrwary. Robert Morris auo
others. Republicans, DR.. NciLingcr
John W. Frazer. Alexander J D.s
mond. General McC.ndle-s and OF hers
smocrats The importance to escl
party OF SUCCESS 10 this election vii
be likely to induce each to select
proper and popular msS for ito cat
d!da,e.
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iion a.o, Nerr Midleswarih, a name
well known in the Legislative annals
of onr State, built an iron furnace.
jrasgi"g the ore from the hills With
"xen and horses, reducin, them tn
the Invaluable metal, and then tran.-
porting the lsttes by the same toilsnmc
pr" cess to the canal fourteen mile,
away, Middlcswarth's old furnace
s'sods idle now. hut tho shrek ol
orumotive VIII s'lc will moi only revi-
iy it, hut cause dozens of similar hive.
Of industry to rise along the metallic
mount,in sides. Through these hills
# iron the road holds its way fpr many
many miles, emerging from rb'ir
wealth TO plunge into q forest OF oak
fourteen miles IN length and twenty
light in breadth.
| This oak wilderness would furnish
hundred tsnnpri'ips with bark Tor
n quarter OF century, and the tim
Der that can be procured from thi.
I'D growth OF oaks almost passes com
putation. Out vi the forest the road
asaIn "merges on an srrsbe PLAIN
aud hni>hr- its stretch o. fnrty.piphi
miles az LewiStown. on The pennsvI-
vana Central. B"sles fsrtile farm
aud cram mel grainrrics. mountains
ot ore. aui forest, oi vslu.ble timber.
the Snnbnry aud Lcwi,town railroad
has on its line "a number OF thriving
villages that need unly railroad hcili-
! ties tO make them crossing towns. Al
ter Selnslrove we h,vc Middlebury.
Adam-burg, Slocton and Lillcyvillr.
But not on it's local trade alone ex-
ten>ivr NJ il must be. n ed thi, roai
rclv for success IL j. th" short rontr
to the innwhse c,al fields 81 the Sln-
m kin. LykcnS Valley aud Treverron
Coal INTENDED for ib' West can h. Ia
ken over it. rails n saving OF sixty.
seven niiet TRANSPORT alton
By next June the roal will bc con.
pletri and ready tor business At S,,-
lnsgrnvc itA interests are heins cou-
stantly watched over aud foSterrd b,
the energetic Prrs!cnt. Colonel A. &.
simpson, assisted by the engineer,
ii orlse II. Arms. The great briI .se
over the SnSquehanna is being hurried
10 completion a. ripi Ily os po,sirIe,
hu' the work is being we'll ani no,
hastily done, a rule Observed in The
hnild'ng ot tho entire rad d.-Ga.cite
nw Bui'tia.
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HERitF'S SALES.

By virtue ~ sundry wtIts of Ven Fl issued
ont the Court Of ommnn Pleas OF SNYDER Coun.
~. and To inr directed, will bs exposed at publir
-n'e ~ TUESDAY, NOV NEdBtR goth Is7n. at
the ourt iou'-, In " Aiddleburg the following
real estate, 10 Wit
\ certain tract uf lsnl situate in Monroe
twp. Snyder county, Pa, adjoining on IT,. nnrih h
land ut samuel Hartman. east by same aud land
of John W"ndt, south by rnd ut the heir- OF " On
ry hummel, AND west hy land sni lot OF Jnh o
Nendt, containing one acre Hnd four per"hcs,
more or les, whotepn T. erected large tm
Ssw Nill M Water Miil tu Witch 1. attached .
water power and mill race. nc . Nc rs the prop.
pcrty ui Le~is q. Reitsnyier.
Ni-0. 1T ~" sIuIp tt'ue and place, a Ger.
tain tact uf land, situate IN West Be,ver twp
Snyder ounty. Va, b'unt"d on th. nnrth hy
public road ie ding from beaver to Iewistuwn
East by public ron leiiihg from t'osxrnve iIatl
t. kuch'a WI; : uth by land ~ Jacob Baum.
bsrger West by lnud Of niniel Hassiugrr, cos.
tanning tunr acres more or less. ou whirh IL ere'
tel tSo story ftane ,iuuse aad twn.sllTy tore
h"use. and other OGt buildings, a. the property
OF John Gr'ss Ir
Al-o. ~ the same time AMI plt zee, 4 cor.
tain tract oi lsni situate In Wsshlngton twp
>nyder, ouuty, Pa, bounded ~ fiiloSs; IN tne
nnrtl hy land uf Pete Weller eaSt hy lani o;
Mi'heal Nuin- south w I.cnh L,ndIs and west
by ltni vi John MeuVls. continuing forty icre-
unre Ices or which T. erected - House, table
ard other out bnildnss- one hall thereof In a
.tite ui cul'ivott' as N" property Frederic X
Reich. Seized, taken into execution ant g. be
sOldby mo JOHN - WOLF.
High sheriff Uf >nyle' County.
Sheriff otfre, Miidlehnrg. ''"t.. 2r'h -
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The New Menace Of War.

When President Grant resolved I'd
bide his time before prenltlrrl,
pressing what are technically kuoxn
as the Alabama claims upDa the Brlt
i.h Government, he DID as aay min ui
business would have done who be-
an honest obligation against an unruly
creditor, perfectly able yot stupidity re-
solved not to pay. IL, derer'niHel To
let tbs debt stand NJ loreres,, aud t,
seizs the first fitting moment to fore
close. And just 80 with Russia ia de-
manding the repeal or revision of the
eleventh aud thirteenth articles of the
Treaty Of Paris, by WEIGH she exp 'ses
her whsle southern border accessible
10 foreign commerce to sssarit, with
out defence, if Turkey should ever
get into u war with another power.
Tbishsrd condition wss wrung iron brr
after Der defeat in the Crinea Like
the outrages OF Great Britain upon tn
United States, Russia WIS struck
when she was in tho death grAppls (;
aud new thst one Of tho Chief parties
10 this treaty, France. is Ia conflict
sith the great Germsoic power.
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"THR MORNING GLORY"
Lit ileaeid's Patent Isprsvea Bass snpniss
GOAL STOVE.

In this pattern Of THr Msssixa 0iear.
several new and important features hsys
been embodied. which can sn'ybe seen IL
he admired. This new steve IL made ,,.
iirrly Of cast iron. 80 fitted M TO be airtirh,
hut con he made with sheei iron upper
section when preferred by the purchaser.
lis ornamental hDish is drapery. making IA
handsu7ue piece OF furniture. far more ;.
than any stove heretofore made. LIS in.
icrnal construction. though resembling
some Of the former patterns Of The Morni.s
Glory IL quite different. IN aking IL more
durable. and far less difficult 10 he repsired.
Che castings are Of the highest order. fully
eq'n'l'ng the hnesi c,-tings made 10 this
country.
Among the many ADVANTAGES 10 III. sss
Of the Morning Glory are the following
!. Continuous Burning. 2. Quslity Of ii.
Heat. 3. Ventilation through the stove.
!. Antitrust Stove. ., Ne Bsssps Of Gee,
u. keonomy sf Fuel.
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Some OF the Tricks.

People won ler how S-w York State
could 90 50 strongly lor the Democrat.
when they where watched 20 clpsel,
and their majority so cut down iu the
city. The Republicans made the mis-.
take oi concentrating all their caution
aud all pref nratIons t. meet repeater.
on hat morjeru SoiOm But the
Democrats, seeing that thcir rrpcstcr-
were to he headed or there, immci-
s,ely furnished thDu,aad- Of then,
with free passes and sent them t.
tie lagro towns and small siiics Of the
State TO do the voting, "a they had
done it in New York in rrrriou,
years, An item from the Rochester
Chronicle viii give an idea of how this
wss done
We are informed by gentleman.
whose word is reliable, that the train
from BlHalo arriving here this morn
Jog al halt past clock. conveyed tn
this city about 200 Of tho rnus hrsl
kind of customers, fair imitation. o.
Tweed's SOD lambs, who probably de-
sign to make Rochester their
temporary residence to Cay for the
purpose Of voting the Tweed ticket
Whiskcy aud passes were free. anI the
cIoSd seemed to be decidedly ia their
element. They will probably vote he
Rrst thing in the moroins and thrn
take tho train Tor Builalu, arriving in
time to repeat tho operation there, II
is to be hoped that the Republican
eha.lengerS will be alive to their inry
and get To the polls as .oou as they are
open These beautiful lambs will vote
The straight ticket, aud are 40 doubr
In the interest ut Tinmtny, which
wants to secure Iammsny assembly
nsn at tbs point FIR more than one
reason. There is work 10 20 Jay
,nd every Republican, who ia Reput-
licsu OH principle, vii! be hegIectiue
bis duty shanefu!Iy If lie de, oot de
vote tie day TO his cause
That il the wsy the "rrral di-.
iric,s' nero made TO vo's so isrgch
Tor Hoffman when it i. knosn hat the
majority Of voters are decidedly op
posed 10 him Tb-se paragraphs.
which are multiplying daily, may
throw some li-ht on the subject
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ers. aud what makes this icm,r ~ re
Iur'hidsblc j. the fact that Prussia l..
cloimed to he at the back OF l.. The
r,shzs'ion oi the dream OF United
i-rmauy without Austria il easily
teonSnmnste anil scal"i bv allowing
The lunuhc tn pass un Ter the coutrnl
oi Rn-'s. ~ FREUD sni ally. thus dc
Ics'ing the darling design OF England
IN her efforts to check the growth OF
he MuscOvite. giving The sick mao,
Turkey, into the healthy embrace ui
he Russian. sni aiiing anuther hn-
niliiton to France Franco is in
fact out Of the complication. She
orced England into he Crl lmean war
I aud forced the offensive Treaty ui
Pati. upon the defeated Car Aud
now England mus. stand 10y the treaty
or tstnrly yield to the demand u
Russia.
And whatever England may d, il
the matter, she can win 10 honor-.
The cause is not worthy Of q war on
her part against Russia, aud vet IT
she retreats from il she - di,sracci
If long years Of diplomacy at Con
'tant'nnple against the Rl~saps leave
her no other alternative hut to fight
What a mission this for the pl ou les
pote.iant power in the worll
M.su~hils pussia pursues her stead +,
course Of conquest against the French
oily watching all her other en"mlr-
held at bay by her strong and mu.cu-
Iur ally. Russia
AMI the United States waits for
England to square the acc 'rnt current
with II patience MT the less adm
ble bcca 'se it will ..,n b'com' Il nat
ter Of comp mnl interest.
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SuREury aAd LcWistOVn Rail
road.

This nrw R.R. enterprise has become
iamlllir To tue public tGro' the IN d.
uu cI its seven per ccnt. gold ia cre.t
bea'iug first rnorlgag bonds . the
rod i',e'f and tn rich re.iIu W lici
t traSerses. title q kn,wn b, rhe nnt .
side Surli, for lh, ,uutr, it j. ab b,ut
to open up 10 blsine-s aui errtit bic
enterprise bas hitherto been exclude I
uum Inter.olrsr with the rcst OF the
Stats for lax of rllroai comlnunca
,ipp. The work Oh the nuw road la,
h-en pusl Il forward with com nenin
be energy. All the grading, with thr
exception Of hve miles and u q isrt 20,
l. ready t. rcceivc tn size ,e"s al /
rails, The road bed ha' b en- oon-
structtd wIh an eye Siug'e to durab 4.
~, the work has been well aud AZ
IuJly done. aud npue but the be>i m,-
teria, employed. Last week lha u"w
road b'd Was carefully and critical,
inspected by u party Of capitalist,
from Philadelphia.
Among the coInI any were William
II Painter banker and bIpker Col.
Alexander X N'elars, Secre AIRY
Barclay, Of lhe Pcnusylv,uia Central
Railroad Colonel EckeIt, OF Reading
and Mr. +. DonJore oi PnLsielph..
At Seiin,grove, one hunirsi AM
f,rty.lvc miles above PaiIaislph,a
The new road takes lts p,int Of dspsr-
,ure from the n n hera Central Rail
road Here IL crs-es the Su,lue.
hanna on magnificent bridge twenty
three honirsd test in length, aud bull'
10 the mos. substantial minaer. O,ce
over the river the road enters q ier-
',ls agricultural region. THIS sxtonds
u Bsascr iSrnacs. fourteen miles ir M
ibs Sa,aasIlt2as. xhsrs !, Pissss. 9
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1 UDIrOR'S NOTICE.

IN tho matter ofthe es } In the Orphans Cnur
ceased Sent Fem I,io
IN now 10 wit, sept, 2Ith isiO, on motion,
samuel aiieman, appointed Auditur t. make dis
iributiDn Of the unds In the hanis of H,ury len
ter, ,dn'r oi the estate Of Isaac Ra,nsr. ies'i,
t. ami among tnosc leg ,liy emitted To the same
THE CouRT.
That in pursuance OF the appointment. I wiz
meet all parties having IN interest In SAIL iun Is
on !Iiiay November -, 10, At the Oifice OF Jnu
U. cronmilier, n the Borough Of Niddlebury 10
attend % the duties OF my appointment, when
ami where you are all Ie1uirel'to attend
SAMUEL ALLEMAv, \
October 20. 10 Auditor
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------------ -
Atie In the SENATE.

The Mhlinburg Telegraph give.
the rccreant Republicans pi this Sen 3.
,oral District pretty hard rap over
III, knucslcs when it SAYS that the
result of their trcachcry and deceit
and their secret and successful efforts
10 elect democrat to the S,s,e Sen.
ate from this district is that rb" Seu-
ale is again tie. The one Republican
majority We had is los, in the death oi
Mr. War ,ht Scns,nr from the FIR,
district II Mr.. Johpson had received
the votes Of his party he would hnv,
been elrcted in place Of Nr. Dll.
There can be lu, liu'e doubt nDw that
the same tactics which were success
iul IN defeating Mr. johnson vii be
resoried to elect n democratic success
or 70 Mr.. Watt, AID thus the dem =
cratic Tariy will control the appor =
iionmeut aud we are certainly Ia fair
way OF handing over TO the iricuds aud
admirers of Robert h Lee and JrlIrr.
sou Davis the Senate of PENNSYLVANIA
sui ultimately tho U. 5 senlturs. all
shsrgenhle directly to the Republican.
in this Seuatorial district wh proved
rtcr,aut to their duty a, th, last cleo.
Ntn.
MEN who hung like teaches on the
party ts long a. they founi profit IN
Jarty ieslty turned their backs aud
deserted To- the curmy ut the first
sight Of nesh pots on the other SIDE
They baye deue what they could t.
put Us back TO where we were seven
years agO when JEFF Davis held the
Senate a tie by keeping Sena,"r
Whitc--the same who J.. now sprakcr
of the Scua,s--in u rebel prism until
Thomas ST. Clair was elected. Oh
consistency I"
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SEASON or ls7O-7l.
MASON / HiSlIS CABINET OCEANS
Important improvements.
Patent June 2lst, and August 20. 1870.
RFDUCTIOV OF PRIf Es

The Mason a iiamliu organ Co. have the
tlea-ure ut announcing important improvements
In their cabinet Dryans, tUr which Patents wore
GRANTED them IN June and August last These
are not merely mefttrctuus attachments hut
enhance the substantial excellence Ot the instru
mpnts
They are also enabled by Increased facilitIe.
for manufacture. to make. from " IL date a fur
ther reduction "f prices raj leadinv styles
Having completed and added To- their former
faculties lafEc new msnufsctory, they hope
hereafter to supply all orders promptly.
The abinet Organs made by this ,ompiny
'rc NJ such uuivers / reputation not only
through NJ America. bat also In Eurupe that
few vii necl urrncs Of trrir snps' iuttty.
They now offer Four Octave tsbiret Org u,ns
IN quite plain eases but equtt according tp hrlr
capacity to- anything thcy make. or 60 euh -
! he -atne, Double hsed sdi. Five UrttVs Don.
ble heed Organs, Five stops, With Knee swell
aud emulant. ~ eleK mt case, With seyeful Of
the Mason n iiamlin inhroV sme"t., ii25. 1hs
same INira, With asN Nox hu'nana Automatic
>w.ll, Sc., cleo five taves. Three sets
Reed even stops with Luphoue, splendid
new Illustrated catalogue with full lnforma
tlUn and reduced prices, T. now ready sui will
b. sent itss, with n testimonial circular n q
sent NJ Y eat mas uf evidence NJ to the snIy.
riority ui thesc Instruments, TO any ore seniip &
his address to tho MASON SHAMLtN ORGAN
20 ~ fremont Street Boston. or Jgs Brutd.
way, Nes York. .v
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TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRINGtR

The "GREhT fAWiI ECOS0HfzES.
The terms Of our Patent call our Machine
a "Wringcr.' Years OF e,perienc, prove
IL also 10 he MOST ExcELLEs1 WAsasn.
When ne reduce every invention for wash
ing clothes 10 n principle they all amount
Ia that of pressing and sgucs1isg, ani
forcing the water ihrous" them, ihdr re-
moving Ia. dirt. Nosi wsshing VI chimes
do II hy rubbing. The UAiversai Wrngsr
Sss i by pressing
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NOTICEIN PARTITION,


To LYDIA Felker Joseph Feiker, residing at Pu
lsskl Put 'skt 40, nd, Elit ,bcth iruLsr. >an
uel bruner, residing 1T i'li 70, seneca 90 Onto
Catherine Wet,el and samuel Wet1rl, beaver,
town, SNYDER County wilmina AetIei and I,s
VI Netl-l residing at Lscpn's Mills, learn. III
County Pa; Mary Rude AMI Henry Rubie, 70
siiinya a. Btrntsville, Bitbpn Gnnuty, ksnsas
the heirs Of Epriam F.lker. decd, whose ua,n.-
arc not knoNo and sh' reside at whitesyllle
Andrew county, hl'spuri Levi Fel.er. re.Li'
~ At >tr'ars MI Nifiin county, Penb'a
ienry felser, keubsn F-lk.r, John telker, Ola
"a fslSer. aud >ancy, telker, the last t~n he
in1 mia rs and have tor the r GuarIian Fr.der.
ick NteimlinH heirs and legal representItives %
~ Henry felker, lste OF West Bea yer t0anship,
snyder t"unty nec'i. IRsEriNot
Ia en0tice that by virtue Of n certain Writ Of
Partition W,yt'uatiun issued out ut the Orphans
t1nrt 'i Snyder County and to me directed,
VIII hold AN inquest to make Partition OF yslua
Won oi the real estate of The SAID H-ny Felker,
dsceised u AMI anOn4 those eutitlel a. the
same, AZ the lats Residence OF tho decedeHt i'm
west ,ver Twp, .nyier County, Pa, On Tues
days The ~ day di November, T. 10, lsfO, Al ~
o'clock, A. Al, when and where you can attend
II ypn think proper. JOHN 5 VOLT
Sheriifs ifise. sheriff
Miilleburg, Oct. 20, 1870.
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PrfccS...A fair Offer.

Hthe Merchants In your place will not furnish
or send Tor the Vachluss. - us the retaIl price
W'sher 80, Extra Wringer w. aud We viii f.r'
ward ci her or bath machines, Tree of trrIght L,
PLACES where no one T. scllln e.: ami so surs ~,
We they VIII bs ltke'i, that We agree o. refund
thr money f any one wishes t. retu n the IN :,
chiue- Tree ni 'reight, after Dputu's trial &C.
curiiug 10 direction.
No husband, tather or brother shnulh p~rmi,
the drudtcry ~ wsshing with the ,nd. tuy
Two hHysm ~ the ye r. when II can be done hetter
more rhp"itti"usly, WITH less lbir aud no In
Jury 10 ths IA mems, By Doty Clothes Washer
aud mineral Nrinxer
soil ny deale's general y, to whom Hb.rsl ~.
counts are made
Oct. n, '7O-enl ~ Corti,ndt st, Vow Y,rk
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THE BARLEY SHHAF."
Antj-Dusi htr Tight Cookja2 S'svs,
uh Eri,nird Fyr-Bos


u'tH CS'H"TN Tf'F-DOS
for Wood or Coal.
Patented May 10Th. 1865.
We take pleasure IN Offering our cuas-
mets and ihs Stove Trade. = New 6rst. Glaze
flnt.iop. and would call particular s't.n6.s
io "a many struetpe and vsinsbh improve.
rsnt,.
This Stove has been carefully tested fer
several months. and the results hsve proved
20 highly saiisfactory, that several Of osr
oldest snd most experienced stove dealers
predict for 1t sale Tar beyond our ability
to supply this season.
SirIinJ front .irs-d0ors, giriss fall nss ~
Ike hearth.
In 0djiIoadf side ia N, orsp. 80 arranged
as to give more room in the upper part Of
the oven; \ great convenience much needed
The oe," is nearly as teiie al hs TOP 40
sirh- brsrlh line. which not only isereosss
the siae, but will b, recognized ~ . gree,
advantage IN tokirs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-11-24


THE Juna'a cNu,ty 8, hers moan.
Dent wa. dsdcatei with imp ,sin :
ceremonies, ia ths preS,ucs OF con-
course "t people viri 'u'ly estimate at
from 3.jO) To 500, 1T Mi.fntrwn.
on Thlr,day last The day bein !.
line, sni the roais sopi, people from
all parts Ot ths comfy poured lat,
the town, until il was lille (, oyer
a'wiuS, The possession represented
the military an cvic s.so.,tlun the
oilers orphuns sclo, al Mihiurow
aud the Old Sold ers of the cnun'v
G neral Wm McD,u lIe,- delivered
the delicatory ad lrcs IL va. e.
queut anl Impressive C,l MFR
aud followed siter which the vast
cnncourss i,-persoi,
The m,numeDt isa neat shaft, Is
feet high OF u American marble, sur
mounted with be,itiiui sa.l.. 1t
stands On II neat mouni. several fest
h gh, III the centre OF the yari ia front
of the cDuri h bus', an ,s sirro IN d
sitn an iron raj ins. Tn" m,namenr
was male by Mr.. A. V. Hymr,ch,
III NoSplrt, Perry coirtr. Pa Com
m ,nc" ~ February 1859, it was con-
pl"ted Ia Ssptruber lat, and dedi-
Gated Oh Thnrsiay
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-11-24

THOSE whJ desire good .rticlr q
restore grey mar to t. ypn;h'ul col r,
We Sou' rcc'nImend to purrI q Hall ,
Vegetable Slrlllan Hair Remover. n
most excellent aud valuable prcpara
ton. Sod hy all Drl,.is,s