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Republican PRIMARY Biection

In pursuance Of RESOLUTION of the
Republican Standing Committee o
Snyder county, the Republican Primary
ELECTION will be held on !S,turdoH, Jan,
lth, 1870, at the following places:
ie,vcr-At the Public House os George
A. Smith.
Beaver West --Cosgrave Hall.
Centre School House IN Ccnirnyille.
Charmnn-Public House OF II. l.. Wetrcl
MeKccs Falls.
frnnklin-Ai the Union House, Nlidleh'g Q
lackson--School House In kratIerville
Middlchurg Court House.
Public House Of l.. Amich
Monrce--llousc Of Gen. $. HcLn.
Penns--Iiousc Of Sarah 4. Miller.
ferry--lIouse Of Enoch Smith. Fremont
Perry west--lIouse Of John Fisher l. "a
Selinsgrove-iIousc of u \. Bolig
Cnion-!louse Of Ira Sayers, Port Trev
urlon.
wasbingioD-IIouse Of Fred. c. Meyer
Trecburg.
The followir officers will hc voted for
One person for Congress,
bnc person for State Senator.
One person for member Of Assembly,
One person for Associate Judge.
One person for rroihonoiary.
One person for Register and Recorder.
Onc rcrson for County Commissioner.
One person for District Attorney.
One person for County Surveyor.
one person for Jury Commissioner.
unc person Tor Auditor.
une person Tor Coroner, and ono Return
'r."" from each district
The el cum we'll be governed by tht
ontions passed by the Standing Com
ml'ee.
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As n man and his wife, resi-

AS man and his wife, residing
in Keokuk county. lowe, was return
ing, ono day last week, from the
funeral oftbe last of their three children
who:had died ofscarlet fever, q thunder
Storm came up, and just as they were
entering the gate Of their desolated
house the lightsning struck their car
riage. The man was instantly killed,
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The once OF County Commissioner is ono OF
the most important Offices to the tax PAYERS OF a
county, and to MI IL we should have men OF un.
doubted honesty and integrity. In connection
with many Republicans, allow me to present tho
claims OF CAPrAIs PHILIP KINNEY, OF Beaver
for this Important office lie Ia man OF sound
Judgement, honest and reliable, and II nomip tied
aud elected, will make q faithinl officer.
ERANKIIN
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EDiToRs Posr.-Piease announce that Joun
RoMIo, OF Penns twp. will be q candidate for
County Commissioned, subject TO the decision Of
the Republican voters at the ensuing Primary
Election. Mr.. Romig is we'll quallhed TO mn the
office; Is a good sound Republican, and WILL II
elected, make q good offcer. IL
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pn0THD\DTAnN

To NV FRrEsDs:-I hereby announce myself
as candidate for re nomiHation for the oftice of
Prothonotary, aud respectfully solicit the suifra-
ges OF the Republican voters OF snyder county
at the coming primary election.
JEREMIAH CToUsR.
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EDIToRs PosT;-Believing that a political
party has guaranty for success and perpctuity,
only, when men OF ability, sound integrity, per.
bring dishonor upon them selves, nor reproach
upon, their constituents, selected for standard
bearers, and knowing that l.. N. MYERS, Esq,
preeminenty possesses these qualities, and all
the requisite qualifications essential TO theshon.
est anS faithful discharge Of the duties of District
Attorney, we take pleasure in recommending 10
the Republican voters of Snyder county for
nominatbrfor that ofiice, and feel confident II
elected, that he will make q worthy and efficient
officer. CENTRE,
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EDirors PosT II noticed In your last issue
that you have several recOmme endations for suit
able person. for offices to be hled at the election
next fall. Believing IL to 10 to our Interest as n
party to nominate the best men for the respective
offices, would present the name ofIRvis SMITH,
Esq, as suitable person 10 represent the people
OF our county In the Legislature. Mr.. Smith Is
young man Of more than ordinary ability; a
siaunch Republican; has served the party long
and well, and heretofore has never asked any.
thing within their power to bestow. IL the Ro
publican party Of Snyder county place Mr.. smith
In nomination, he W III represent their Interests
at Harrisburg with hoDor and fidelity. Let us
and victory win perch upon our banner.
CENTRE.
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ASSENiBLYNAN.

EpiToRs Posr.-we take pleasure In recon.
mending TO the Republican party OF Snyder
county, ChPr. WILLIAM II. HkRptNo, as suit.
able person to represent us in Legislature OF
Pennsylyania Fired with the real Of the atriot,
his pure Ideas Of equal rights and equal justice,
he was among the tirst 10 offer his life n willing
sacrifice on his countrys alter In the late struggle
for national life. Possessing every qualification
to make good Representative, Il would only be
q morited tribute to his service and heroic con.
duct to nominate him by an overwhelming ma.
iority. Our candidate Tor Legislative honors,
Capt. Harding, II eminently qualified for and
recommend him. CITtZgss oP BEAVER.
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EpIoRs PosT:-Please anpounce 10 your pa.
per the namo Of A: X. dIrr, Esq, MS n suitable
person to NIL the office Of County Surveyor. Mr.
number of years, Ia punctual in business, and
moderate 10 charges. will not say anything as
% HIS moral character as he 10 too wen known
throughout the county. II nominated and cleo.
tod he Will make . faithful officer.
yorER or w Kar BKAyKp
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CANDIDA TE.y CARDS.
CONGRESS-.

REruBLicASs OF SNYDER The time for
choosing our standard.bcarersi in the next cam.
palgn IL rapidly approx ching, and II Il time We
are thinking Of whom 10 nominate on the 4th OF
June. For Congress am certain We can do no
better than to re.nominatc our present able
customary to give our Representatives In this
district q chance to serve a second term, and
can see no good reason why we should depart
from this ruls. JusrIcE.
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EpIroRs Posr.--Republlcan. Of s ydor counts,

EDIToRs sPosr.--Repubican Of ydor county,
In few weeks you will be called upon to select
standard bearers from your number, for the ap.
preaching campaign, aud we recommend TO your
favorable consideration, Col. Wn. q. HRHRoLp
as suitable person to represent this Senatorial
District In the senate OF Pennsylvania. Col.
Herrold's party feaity, integrity, ability and
htness Will not admit OF question OF doubt; and
he justly merits the nomination. He will care.
fully guard and promote the Interests of his con.
stltuency, and mako us representative Of whom
we may Justly be proud. We venture the assur.
ance that he will exercise every effort to advance
every popular and feasible project which will
enhance the interest Of the people.
REPUBLICANS or FRANKLIN.
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STAR SrANGI.ED BANNER.-A large, a
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voted to Sketches, Poetry. wit, numor, genuine
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funded to all who ask II. IL Is wide awoko, fear.
loss, truthful. Try 1t NOW. IS cents year
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Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits, and
Refuse Liquors, doctored spiced and sweetened
to please the taste, called "Tonics,n" Appsti.
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to drunkenness and ruin, but are n true medicine,
made from the native Roots and Herbs Of Cali.
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arc the u II EAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GltiNG PRINCIPLE, perfect Rcnovator
poisonous matter, and restoring tho blood to .
healthy condition. No person can take these
Bittcrs according TO directions, and remain long
unwell.
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons
or other means, and the vital organs wasted be.
yond the point OF repair.
For In iiammatory and Chronic Rheumatism
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Cleanse tho ytlated Blood whenever you bnd
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PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking In
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In Hiliious, Remittent, and Intermittent Fe-
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MEssR'. EDirORs:-Allow me to urge upon
the Republicans Of our county the proprIety of
re.nominating u. T. PARKS, Esq, for the oince
OF District Attorney. Mr.. PARKS brief Official
career has proven him 10 be an efficient and an
obliging officer, and We can see no good reason
why he should not be re elected. At the breaking
out Of the rebellion, Barney was among the
nrst to respond To tho call Tor yoiunteers-seryed
his country faithfully as q soldier nearly four
years. in that time received wounds from which
he Will never fully recover, and now we think
tude we owe an honorable soldier and n efficient
otiicerIQ 70 elect him. OLD BEAVER
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READING RAILROAD.A
~ suumcr Arrangement, MorG! :
May l6, 1870,

Great Trthk Line from The North AMI
North west for Pbiladclphia, New Yors,
Reading, Pottstille. Tamaqua. Ashland,
shamokin. Lebanon, Allentown, Eastou,
Ephraia, Litiz, Lancaster, Columbia sc.
Trains leave IIrrisburg for New York. as
follows at b35. $40 1925 forenoon,
ana z'oV P. M, connecting with similar
trains on the the Pennsylvsnia Railroad,
ana arriving OF New York at IL. 10 noon,
5:Ooo,oo, md 1000 p. m, respectively.
siesping cars accompany the 5.35 a m. aud
il.25 q. m. trains. without change.
Peiurhing Leave New York al o,OOa m.
100 Noon. and 800 IN. Philadelphia at
9, 10 m and Q, 80 p m; Sleeping cars ne
ompany the. 900 p m. and 100 p m train,
from New York, without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Poitsvil1e
Tamaqua. Minersville. Ashland. Shamokin.
Pinegrove. Allentown and PHILADELPHIA, nj
$40 IN, 2,50 aud ii0 m, stopping At
Lebanon and principal way stations the
l,lO p m train connecting for Philadelphia,
Poitsville aud Columbia only. For Potts.
vile, schnylkill Haven and Auburn, via
Scbuylkill and Susquchauna Railroad,
Leave Harrisburg at $40 IN
Last Pennsylvania Railroad trims leave
lte"dirg for Allentown, Easton and New
York at 7..3. 10 20 a m I o7 and A a. n
nj. Rciurnig. leave New YORK a, o on
M, 1900 noon and 3. 90 u. m. and Alien
town at 7.2O a. IN. 1925 Noon a 90 and
S.4j p. M
Way passenger train leaves PbiladeIpbis
a. 80 a m, eonpeetino with similar trajn
on East fcnna. Railroad, returning from
Reading nj d, ,35 m. stopping at all stations
Leave Poilsviile at 3, 40 and 900 a m and
9, 90 p. m. IIerndon nj p3O n m. sha-
mokin at $40 and IL. 40 n. m; Ashland n,
7.O5 n m, and 1880 noon. Mabauoy Citv
at I.6l n. IN. and f.O7 p. M, Tamsqua at
$. 80 m. and 40 m for Phfladelpbia
and New York.
Leave Potsvillc. via schuyIkill and Sua.
quebanna X r at S. S.l5a m for HARRISBURG
and IL rs noon for Pinerroye ma fremont
Reading Accommodation ttaia. Leave,
Pottsville at $40 a m. passes Heading NJ
1,SO m, arriving at Pbilade,phin at no. 20
a m. Returning, leaves PbiladeIplr;a at
G,l5 p IN, passing Reading at = 90 n m
arriving at louisville nj .. a, n m
rottst own Accommodation Troin Leaves
Poitstown ut 6,25 IN. returning leaves
PHILADELPHIA nj 90 m
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading
q, 7,20 m, and 6.l5 p m for Fpnra,s,
Litin. Lancaster. Columbia. a..
Perkiomen Railroad Trains leavs pcrl;-
omen Junciion nj q ~ mn q M a. z On
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Ems. Posr,-Pleass announce through your
columns that DANIEL WEiRIoK, Esq, OF Centre
township, will DO candidate for County Sur.
veyor, subject to the decision Of the Republican
voters st the ensuing primary election. Mr..
Weiriek 70 an experienced Surveyor and Is we'll
qualified for the position. FRANKLIN.
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EniroRs PosT :-rlease announce tho name
Of Col. A. q. simpson, OF Sellnsgrove. TOR state
Senator OF this District. lie II n man whose bus.
iness qualifications give assurance oflIs ability
TO act In Legislative capacity for the good oi
his constltuen and the welfare OF the state
and his nomination at the Primary meeting
will reflect credit on the Republican party, nd
his election to the state Senate will 10 credlta.
ble to this senatorial district. BEAVER.
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CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,

~ Asthma, and Caia,rh cured hy inhala
ton. A5botts lnbaling Fluids the only
remedy that operates on thel ungs-dissolves
the tubcrclcs, which are thrown or. the
cavities heal. and n cure is effected. Treat
ment by letter or in person can be had only
Of q. VAN HUMMEL. NJ. D., Is West lith
st. NY. ION
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EDIToRs Posri-Belisying that y Is the right
pose that We re4 )minate DANIEL DIEpEsBioH
ior the oifice OF County Auditor, He Is q sound
reelected. JACKSON.
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ASSOCIATE JUpCE

Ebs. Posr.-Thc selection Of candidates 10 be
voted for at the ensuing primary election, II
surely an act requiring thought and honesty OF
purpose; we should select none but honest, in.
telligent, and reliable men ee candidates. For
the office OF Associate Judge, especially, VIC
should have men Of integrity, sound judgement
and honest convictions. In the person Of ~. L..
RAupENBusa, oitison Of Beaver, We have these
qualities combined; and II r. with pleasure that
we recommend MIN o. n candidate Tor the Office
Of Associate Judge. lie has always been rn
active Republican, and now we request tha the
Republicans Of this county do an act OF Justice
by nominating and electing him 10 thi, importan Mt
oince, CITIZENS oP TnH BEAVERS.
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500 to $3.50 Pss Pssdl month sass ssaSsy Fsy
Wages paid weekly to Agents everywhere, seil
Lines. Business permanent. For full particn.
lars address GiRARD wIRE MILLS, Philadelphia
Pa. May b-4w
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AUDITOR.

THisKIss that our township IL entitled to
the Auditor this fall, allow me TO present the
name OF CALVIN l.. .fisHER 20 tho Republican vo-
tors Of our county In connection with that ONCE.
Republican and has never heretofore asked tor
any thing in the power OF the party to bestow.
We think II would DO but simple justice 10 place
tion. Should he be nominated and elected, we
Will have an honest and competent Auditor.
MIDDLRc8EKK.
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NlsN Nlkssk!e1slHK Ksa1ItIIsSs:Meys!xs

For FAMILY UsE, simple, cheap, reliable,
knits everything. Agents Wanted. Cir.
cular and sample stocking FREE. Address
IilNKLEY KNITTING MACHINE Co. Bath,
Me-, or lT6 Broadway, n. Y. [Feb.l7-sm
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EpIroRs Posr;-Permit Us, through your col.
umns, TO recommend Hon. A. J. Middleswarth
for re. nomination as Associate Judge. He has
served the people Of SNYDER county IN that ca.
pscity, for one term, with fidelity 10 tho people,
credit TO himself and honor 10 tho position. lie
has demeaned himself as a faithful aud efficient
ofhcer, as an anabic and courteous gentleman.
rs sound and purely orthodox Republican.
lie has contributed largely To the success OF our
party Of which he has boon = lifelong member
and justly merits q reelection.
MANY REpuBrIcANs,
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DOOK AGENTS wANTED.-"I.adies Of the
ID White House." No opposition. Steel In.
U. =. PuDLisIfiso Co., N. Y. Cincinnati and
Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-20
DAILY PRESS,
Wednesday, Morning, Jnly 20, 1870.

CORTLAND.

A war in Europe,-if of any considerable
magnitude or duration-is likely 10 have no
unimportant influence upon American COM
merce. There have been already intimations
OF short harvest in several countries of Eu-
rope, and later intelligence confirms the re-
ports of droughts. War will not only be de-
structive of the crops, but will derange the
distribution of produce of all kinds. The de-
mand for our 5readstuffs, greater than usual
in any event, will in case Of war be largely in-
creased. The wheat crop in this country not
withstanding the drought in certain sections
Is likely to be an average one, and is estimat-
Ell by good authority at 3OOOOO,O 600 bushels,
and the corn crop at 1,1OOOOOOOO bushels.
thouSh The latter is of less importance as an
article OF export from the fact that its bulk is
SO great IN proportion to its value. The
greatest quantity of wheat and flour ever ex
ported from this country, was in 1862 when
the amount was 61,699,0OO bushels. The
greatest export of corn and corn meal was al
so in 1862, and amounted to about 2O,OOOOOO
bushels, though the ualue Of this export was
greater in 1867. 1t is impossible to predict
the extent to which our exports will be in
creased over those of previous years, but that
we shall gain largely in this respececannot be
doubted. This gain will no doubt inure
largely to the West. 1t is said that even now
prices are depressed in New York on account
OF lack Of transportation to Europe and the
consequent accumulation in the Eastern mar
kets Of produce sent forward for shipment to
Europe. Thus the shortsighted, sectional
prejudice of the West that prevented the
adoption of measures for the revival of our
commerce, reacts upon the interests of the
West.
On the other hand, it has been expected
that the war would cause the return of our
bonds to an amount sufficient to cause some
disturbance in our markets. The war of 1860,
short as it was, caused q return OF about S1O.-
100000 of our bonds Owing to the great
improvement in the credit of the government
since that time, the war has thus far produc.
ed very little effect upon our securities in for
eign markets. The quotations of our bonds
in the London market have fallen only from
80 to S. aud Sc. If the war should be unex-
pectedly prolonged and much extended,
American securities may be in demand as
safe and desirable investment.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-20
NOn-Kesident Taxes.

the town Of Freeport, in the County OF Cum
l. berland, for the year 1863.
Inc following list of Taxes real estate of nom
Lesdent owners in the town Freeport for the wear
1869, in bills committed to W. 4. Jordan. Col
Iector OF SAID town, the 22d day of Nav
1863, mas been returned to as remaining uppaid'
and now remains unpaid; and notice is hereby
given, that If the said taxes, interest and CHARGES
are not paid into the Treasury OF the said town
within eighteen months from the date of the
commitment of said bills so much of the real estate
taxed as will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor including interest and charges will without
further notice, be sold at public auction at INV OF
nee, in said Town, on Monday, January end, at 2
O'clock P. NJ. ~
William Croker, house acres land, 1870 3.25
Same, School District No. IT. 100
Joseph G. Davis, one acre Salt Marsh Is 3g
jeremiah Grant, house, barn, Is acres
land, o05 30,
Reuben Humplrey,2 acres SaltMarsb. 20 ~
Ansyl Michel, house and 1-2 acres land. rs LAG
josiah Reed, 1-2 house, 1.2 barn, Al
acres land, ana ~ -,
VIM. Taylor, 20 acres land, 100 96s
John i. Oxnard 81 acres land, 675 TX ia
Ds.sy Iy Mymah, mouse, l-4 acre land, 200 5.l6
MAJ, nTaae, vonnson, acres Salt Marsh, 80 II
Sawyer d Libby,3" 45 ia
Tuttle & J0hson,2 " 20 ~
George N. Soule, house, barn and 12
acres land, 2s0 7as
S. A. HOLBROOK, Town Treasurer.
FreepOrt, May IL, 1870. iuuI1 I'm
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-20
Pr0n0sals for Sewer.

PROPOSALS will be received by the Committee
L on Drains and Sewers, until 2o'cock p. M, Fri
tion a sewer On Emery street from Pine street,
to meet with tho sewer at the juno ion OF Emery
and Spring streets about $50 feet Said sewer to be
OF brick, "a inch ircle Wer laid at depth OF 10
feet below the established grade at Pine street, the
point OF beginning, and 1S 12 feet at north line OF
Spring street.
The average cut will be 16 feet. The contractor 10
furnish all materials ALI filing in to be properly
tamped. State price per rod. Separate proposals
for laying the sewer, the city to find all materials.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids which they do not dem Tor the interest OF
the city.
jy18td WIN, A. WINSHIP CHI irman
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-20
Notice to Coal Dealers.

VIE Committee on Public Buildings will receive
L proposals until Saturday, July SOth, inst, al
noon, for four hundred tons broken COAL, gao
pounds to the ton, to be of the best 'Sugar LOAF
tai public buildings in The city as may be desgna-
ea on or before Nov l. 1870 The coal to be in all
sspecls OF the best quality of the name and in the
uest order, and well SCI eened and weighed by such
M%esher % as the city may designate The city reserves
& lgnt 10 reject any all BIDS and to 1eaure sat
addsS sureties in the sum OF one thousand cellars
Address proposals to "''
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