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WIN. HARDING, Esq,
W JUSTICE OF tue PEACE h

Fremont, Snyder Counsy, Penn.
Collections OF all kinds made Al tho shortest
notice and on The most reasonable terms.
Convsysnciug In all iss branches. expe
di'iously execuisd, DxRDs. Monro Aoxs.
Morse, and blanks Of ell kiuds constantly
% hard. Persons ~ distapee havlnr
s.s';s sss s:''sc.'s. sishIs " H jsrI.a!sI q.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
4 final account OF samuel GemberIing. A.
s.xncc Of Gundrum Reghard, Of the Borough of
Selisprove, III h presented to the Court for con
hrinatton and allowance at tho Court house In
pcrsons Interested can attend ~ they thipk pro.
per. J.ChOU~E,
april 20, 1870. Prothonoiary.
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COMMISSIONER

THisKIso that our township Is entitled to n
Commissioner this fall, allow ,ne to present the
name OF ADAM y. FISHER to the Republican va
ters ~ our county In connection with that OH ce
MIR. Fishe- has always been an active and jealous
Republican and has never heretofore asked Tor
anything In the power OF the party'to bestow
him In nomination 1T the ensnin1 primary elec
tior. Should he 10 nominated and electe1, We
viii have an honest and competent onmis.
sioner PgNks
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THv ONCE OF County Commissioner Is one OF
the most important oifces TO tho taxpayers of a
doustsd honesty aud integrity. In connection
with many Republicans, allow me TO present tho
claims OF CAPTAIN PHILIP KINNEY, of Heavier.
TOR this important office. lie L. n m an Of sound
Judgement, honest and rel, hle and if nom mated
and elected, Will make filthinl oileer
fEAhKLIs.
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pROTIINNnrARY


To NV rRiENp-;-I hereby announce Myself
ms candidate for re nOmlration for the ONCE ul
Froihonotary, aud respectfully solicit the suiIra
ges Of the Republican voters Uf snyder county
ut the coming primary election.
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! DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the above 4.
Q correct list of Retail Dealers In Foreign and
Domestic Megeh.ndise In snyder Counry ,snbjsct
70 License for the year is7O, and notice u here,
Commandment llice, IN the kor ugh OF Middle
burg on WEDNESDAY. the st,h day o. MAY
o'clock =. M., at which time and place all who
are intsrested may attend n they Illnk proper.
j. u. HARTMAN, if
Mercantile AppFnlser.
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EDITORS Posr;-Deiieving that Il Is the right
policy 10 retain good men In office, woull pro
pose that We re nominate nAsIsL bIkEEsBAoH
or the once OF County Auditor. lie ID q sound
fe-eieetod. JACKSON.
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To TBE yoTrRs orSSYDsR CourTY ;-Iloing
solicited by q number Of my friends, I hereby OF
fer myself as q candidate Tor Associate Judge
~ the coming primary election OF the Republican
party. should receive the nomination and be
elected, pledge myself to perform the duties oi
the ofilco with hdelity.
HENRY ID. MITCHELL
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MKssRs. FpIToRs Permit me, a subscriber
70 suggest through the columns NJ your paper
the natne ot b. ~chuck Of Mddchnrg. Dor.
merly OF Monroe tosnshipl as "a suitable ami
worthy candidate Tor Z. nomination f,r Re1i-t-r
and Recorder OF this county. lie has proved
hiinsol' capable, efficient, industrious and ubli
rlhH' NO one who has had occasion to enter the
oihce can bear witness to the contrary. Anex
celrnt pennman, good accountant, n sound
Republican deserving OF success. Let US rc
nominate him nEAyEr
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SURVEYOR.

FpioRs PosT:-Please announce In your ps
per the name OF A. X. Orr, Esq, us suitable
person TO hll the Office of County surveyor Mr.
bitt has practiced surveying in this county q
number of years, is punctual In business, and
moderate IN charges will not say any thing as
70 his moral character as he Is too weil know q
throughout the county, II nominated and cleo.
tod he viii iaake a faithful officer.
"A VOTER or VAST HEAVIER
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EDiToRs Posr.-Please announce that JOHN
Rohid, ~ Penns twp, will be n candidate for
County commissioner, subject to the decision nf
the kepublican voters at the ensuing Primary
Election Mr. Romis Is well 1nallnsi 20 nh the
olheei Is Eoo,i sound Repabliean, and will, ~
elected, make good 0iaeeF j.
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u MODEL HOUSE

Being u cripple, have made house planning n
special s,ufy. One built last season has proved
Iand-l ot convenience, beauty. and economy.
Do-eriptir" circulars OF Plans, Views, etc, with
general Information Of yaluc TO all, sent tree.
Address with stamp or script II cOnvonlent)
GEo. j. CoLBY, Architect, Waterbury,, Vermont
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CANDIDATES. CARDS.
ASSOCIATE JIIpGE


Epe. Posr,--The selection cf candidates 10 b
voted for Al tho ensuing PRIMARY election. u
surely an act requiring thought snd honesty 81
purpose; we should select none but honest. IN.
teiiigent. and reliable men A. candidates. Fof
tho office Of Associate Judge. especially. we
should have men Of integfity, sound judgement
and honest convictions. In the person of ~ l..
RsupKrnceH. citizen of Beaver. We have these
qualities combined; and Il is with pleasure that
We recommend him as q candidate Tor the ofiiet
of Associate Judge. lie has always been an
active Republican, and now we request that the
Republicans OF this county do an act OF Justice
by nominating and electing him TO this lmportan,
Office. CITIzEfs OF ruE BEAVERS.
EptroRs Posr:-Permit US, through your col
umns. to recommend Hon. A. J. Miidleswarth
Tor re nomination as Associate Judge. He has
served the people of Snyder county In that ca.
paclty, for one term. with fidelity TO the people,
credit To- himself and honor 10 the position. He
has demcsned himself ~ q faithful and vfiiclent
oficer, Hs an afsbl- and courteous gentleman.
"a sound aud purely ortaodox Republican
lie has contributed largely TO the succoss vi our
party Of which he has Teen lifelong member
and justly merits a re. election.
MANY RsrrBIicAss.
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ONE MILLION ACRES
~ OF
Choice IOWA HlNRAesS

For sale, at - per acre and upwards iof cash. or
on credit, by the Iowa Railroad Land 80. Rail.
roads already buiit through the lands. and on all
sides of them. ftsat Inducements to settlers
Send for eur free Pamphlet. IL gives pri aes
terms. location, tells " hO Should come west what
" VIII coat, gives plans aud elevations of Is dir
ietout stylrs of ready made houses. which the
Company tOrnish at from t2jO to " zoo ,eady To-
set up. MsPs sent II desired. Address
W. ". WALkER,N Vice President.
'cdar Kapds, Iowa.
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Ems. Posr;--Flease announce through your
columns that DAkIgL wEiRr X, tsq., of len tire
township, VIII DO a candidate for County Sur.
veyor, subject to the decision OF the kepnblicau u
voters at the ensuing primary election. AIR.
Weiriek Is an experienced surveyor and 10 well
qualified for the position. FRAkKLIS
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Eptrons PosT I'll noticed in your last issue
that you have several recon me rdations for suit.
able persons TO- offices 20 be iiiel at the election
next fall Believing II to lie 10 our interest as u
party to nominate the best men tor the respective
offices. would present the name Of laws SatTu.
Es1 as n suitable person tD represent the people
OF "ur county IN the Legislature sir. Smiih u
Young man Of more than ordinary ability, n
staunch Rorubllctn; has served the party long
anl we'll, ,nd heretofore has never asked ans
thing within their power e. bestos. ~ the Re.
publican party OF SRyder county place Mr.. smith
In nomination, he will represent their interests
at Harrisburg with hun,r and hdelitv. Let us
nominate tho best men presented for our chuiar,
and victory will perch upon our banner.
GENTRE
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12

EpiToRs Posr.-we take pleasure IN recon.
mending to the Republican party OF Snyder
county, CAPT. WILLIAM II. HARpisa, as suit.
able person to represent us In LEGISLATURE of
PeDnsylvanls. Fired with the zeal of tue patriot,
his pure ideas OF equal rights and equal Justice,
sacrhce on his countrys alter in the late struggle
for national life. Possessing every qualification
To make good Representative, II would only be
. merited tribute to his service and heroic con.
duct to nominate him by an overwhelming ma.
Jorty. our candidate for Legislative honors,
Capt. Harding, Il eininently qaalihei TOR and
justly deserving of the public ttust tor which we
recommend hils. CtTizgHe oP BEAVER.
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one pound. Agents Wanted. For terms S.c.,
address II. l.. SIORKEN = CO..
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12

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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-05-12
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Rorea d Co s Aircr,i'semeots.

NJ INV BOOK agents sell 100 per week Price
" Ia w %. address L. srEBBis, Hartford, ,Ct
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esDS A iAYi-lo now articles for Agents
u .D samples tree. u SHAW, Alfred, Me-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07
The comlgs election for q. =. geaa.
tor..,ziEst Bleed for JadEe Jack

tor..,TiFst BIOod for Jadpo JACK.
,Fu have elsewhere in to.day'a Fapes
given our readers fine specimen d Con
sctvativc literature, In literary point q
view. Here Is another specimen Of Il in a
different point Of view. What that point oI
view Is our readers can dccidetO suit theu'
selves RtIer1oading H. We quote from
the Lcwisburg I}anltr Journal. as follows
In thin ago Of seIGshneas and corruption,
Il IL cheering scene 70 behold ono in q
high and Important position, holding The
scales Of Justice perfectly pOised, nnnlOvrd,
and undlslurbCd by the political strife thai
cnCirCleA him, and intent only on exef.
cising the functions Or bis Ollle6 with pet.
feet iinpartiality, declaring the law. scc-
ing that il l. faithfully administered, and
doing Justice, though the heavens tall.
Such AcCli, & presented by Hon. J. j.
Jackson, J0dge0t The uniiGd States Dis
trict Court, Tor theLliSITiCt OF West Vir-
ginia--tI genlieSaGB iCl,O, IN any age, and III
HHv country, IcOHEi ~ an OFtiRMeIlt b III,
DE0tsSsiiOH aud IAN hOHOr 70 lts bench. A
candidate for no Office, though worthy 81
any, asking nothing and fearing nothing,
In Tie face 81 much popular ClanOF, and
in conflict with the opinion Of the Circuit
Judge Of this State, he has construed tho
enforcement act in accordance with Lii
honest convictions and in illIg only way
In which Il can be construed by an i'm.
partial mind.
Any unsophisticated person, mot fully
colnprehcndlng tho point Of tho above.
would do wolf to call nj tho McLuTC
House, In this city, and ascertain the facts
connected with the ParkcrsburB lobby
operations during the memorable Itcgis-
laturc OF 1860. Dsa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07

but within few weeks thereafter, there
waS general unAnimiiy among the Demo,
craft in support d the Charleston platform.
This, however, did not. ~ we have init
mated prevent the So-called revolution.
0ry" policy ID what was styled the
G.;yrisS cIiAuc, = from bsiDg made ths sps
c.aI target OI Radical deRupciatic 4
that we made no answer during u can
vass. We shall make pnae IbW t1e peO'
nle have answered Tor IL
Tic only little drawback TO the above
piece Of selEgIortication consists in an
unfortunate article that the editor wrot'
while running the RIyster here, in faro
OF negro suffrage, which article hal
never lecn made to chime cxac'J
with tic position Of tho same Iadi'eaual
in the Democratic convEu,io- u =
barely possible lhstt4c Dey'G'acy mHy
be just stupid and pcrvers enough 70 re-
member tha. articte %lcn reading the
above quoted cgts,Aicnl laudatinn.
\
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07

.TAKE NoTICE-THAT WILL
i not pay any debts contracted IN the ahacnCc
OF WEltieI order from me.
nOv5S ,t,-, ROb'T kYLk, JE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07
NeW MEASUREMENTS.
OsT-fa0 REWARD,
NOTICE 10 ApYERTLsERs.

The Citizens Railway CepIpany IL hlpas Y
have HRAdE t4g5its ~. ticksts of EartS ppseha
which Ar 70 6ke the plSsa ~ The eTr crnl
tickets used q pFeseBE fheas tiekstn III he d
about thS slEs md Shaps a silver quarter dol
lar, On one hid5 Gb6Ft business card Will h
Giampad, Nhish, tFum he iIFls SiIealaTtpn q lhs
Tickets - ven % tie slaps u e0stnmsFs beGnTE
WhOAe BOtics lie card NIL Be bEp1Eht, nani
prove 10 b. q valuable LEGAL Advertisement
WheTgVeE ~ glttl paFea tltkeib 61Vs baeu
introduced hey hAVs paSaed hCIgssn aIlnsnl
Ahd OteG store eOuhtsp UhEh the salAa - apS
cent pieeRs. becoming the8eby Of Increased ini'
P1si11ea - an adTtTtlSing u1ealum.
Fh0 ConpaaT 0Gaas hlH S1lo he TtEhE tot ~
above advertisement fdE The term " ihFee ye1FA
bidp under seal win b. received q The once UaiI
November q. is70 BY order Of the Bart
pOS1 ~ H. CALDWELL HtA'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07
The Reported AttGmpttO. ASSasSinate
Col. SwHnn--ACnrd from Him on
the Subject. fl-lyt

:
The Reported AttGmpttO. AsSaS&inAte
Col. SwRnn--A Cnrd from Him on
the Subject. gs ga1ta
From he RGn0Irhd Journal.
10 correct false ,statGmeuts nlaliCiously
put in circulation, We present letter from
Col. +. Is. Swami, giving the facts in the
recent attempt To Nssasstnate HIM sa,t
CHARLESTON, October %, 1870. 4
Eps. JOuRNALs-On the night or, lie
25th instant, / WIS sitting with Mr.. j. f.
Kenna, ut w window in the library Of my
house, below stairs and fronting thGslrCGt.
The window was up hut tho tIlintsfwCre
closed. Tho house 10 some fifteen feet
from the sidewalk and SOME thirty feet
from the middle Of the street, which was
lately paved byN coating u! sand thrown
over the rocks. The house is ono hundred
feet trbnI amy other house, and onc.halT
mile from business circles. We were en-.
gagged in preparing bill Of Review.
We sat close to the window. Mr.. Ken.
M was writing, aud tho lamp had been.
placed on the window sill. Just before
eight o'clock heard the rapid shutlling
Of feet, as Gf more than ono person, in the
middle TCthe street, and Immediately II
ball struck near my head. II was a pis-
lol ball, and must have been fired close
by. The family up stairs was so Alarmed
tint nothing more was heard bY me. Il
was verydark. The next day ihe bullet
mark Hpon the brick wall, some four
inches from tho window facing and two,
lcst above the window sin, WHEREBY Sat 1t
it,n,.e,tl%e Of the drlng, was shown 10 ME
The bal. glanced upward and passed
through tho window of liz room imme.
diatcly above ths library, and through the
curtains, and was found tho next Ilay on
the upper floor, By a l0Ny who occupied
the room, but who was out Il the time OF
the firing, The ball fitted, Mhen placed
in the hole inthe brick wall bclGv stairs
The fiImily up stairs recognized two re-
ports OF firing Only one ball has heu,,
lnund, This answers your questions us
fully rs can do So
Yours, truly, I. d. SWAMI. A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07

PuALoN's "VrTALlA,n although trans.
parent and COlorlCss, will dnrEcn gray
hair TO the exact shade It wore before Il
began TO tAdel Among tho triumphs Of
Toilet chemistry It stands pre.emincnt. It
=. .;I cleSr gnd sweet smelling, and It's name
already Is a 'honsChold word"
1o SOD ny all druggists and fancy goods
Nc"'eEH cod
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-02-19
ScahL dial In High Life.

A correspondent of the Hartford Couront
furnishes the following spicy bit Of gossip for
that paper, which evidently points TO Mrs
Julia Ward Howe ,.
"A lady whose eldest son had been co..-
victcd of crime and lay In prison in Boston,
took her second son to Indiana and caused
him to personate his eldest brother, and thus
procured u decree of divorce between the said
elder brother-the prisoner in Boston-and
his Greek wife. The prisoner broke Jail, es-
capped to Liverpool, and is now living there
with another wife, in flourishing circumstances
while the deserted Greek lady, in feeble health,
labors for her subsistence by giving lessons in
music, Italian, modern Greek, etc, in New
York. The mother whose ingenuity depri ed
her of her husband, also stole her children
and took them to their father in England re-
fusing the distracted mother any information as
to their condition and whereabouts, although
she implored in her agony and offered to make
any sacrifice if she could be reunited to her lit
tie ones. Now what does public opinion
award this managing lady who thus evaded
the laws Of the country She is one OF the
leading members Of the Sorosis; she lectures
to spell bound audiences on the sacred ties
and duties of marriage and the rights and
privileges of ensncipated women she is fore.
most at conventions, and her brilliant pen in
structs society in the domestic virtues through
the columns of u respectable journal. She il
described in the newspapers as model OF
womanly excellence. "Look here upon this
picture-and on this!"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-02-19

are informed by the directotsi that contractor
stand ready to take our bonds, a.d have tn,
road completed by September 1870, and that tn,
work will be pnshed forward with al, possibl.
speed. .. ---v r..
Speaking of the high price of provisions. Ne
vada paper says: "Pinfsathers with little
meat attached cost dollar" He alludes Il
chickens ..,.... ..-.
Mrs. Catharine Fulwider, of Dutch Hollow
Va, is lob years old this month, and is still q
handsome woman. Tho Detroit Tribune fears
however, that her beauty will fade as she grows
old
The local editor of the Fort Wayne Gazette
has discovered good place to commit suicide,
and Is keeping it secret from the other fellows.
1--WE always did hate hog."-ind Mirror
They have Numerous paper in Gardrer call.
ed the journal. 1t represents the First National
Bank of that place as in a most Furnishing con-
dition, having originally started with $500,
borrowed by its president, for thirty days, of a
maiden aunt, who was afterwards repaid out of
the deposits. The banking house is a magnifi.
cent building, and cost $251.25. The Office
furniture consists Of two broken chair and q
spittoon.
The Illinois Statesman, live democratic paper,
published at Lacon, says sharpers are in that
section buying butter, eggs, &C., and paying for
them in counterfeit greenbacks.
The saloon keepers of Wenona, says the Henry
Republicda, have been hauled up by the officials
and fpo1 Cor so11;p,.
The same journal says:
Mrs M. b. Cook of Wenona a week ago
stepped into a hole in the sidewalk and injured
one of her limbs severely, fracturlng bone
This gives an opportunity Tor suit for damages,
and gives WeAona a lesson to "mend her ways"
A school teacher in Roberts township, Mar
shall county, "thrashed' q boy; tine boys in
censed paternal ancestor went to "whale" the
teacher, and was himself handsomely ".rounced,~
and now a law suit is in progress.
The School Directors OF La Sale were author.
lied to obtain a loan of twenty thousand dollars
on bonds bearing eight per cent. interest, but
they cannot negotiate the bonds for less than ten
per cent, 80 now the matter is being debated at
public meetings. .......
The "Peru Coal Shaft" has been sold at Sher-
IFS sale. Times are evidently not so good as
formerly at that city
The La Sale Press, from which the above
items are obtained has an entire side of its last
issue devoted to the deliquent tax list. Not
finding Webster's name in the list, we conclude
he is "troSe' and property-less, like all other
editors. May his shadow never be (fnsnciallyl
less
The Mendoza Ca,Vn5cls says:
"Hay is Sl2 per ton at that city. Ice crop
hight Heddlars are coInmon nuisance. Con.
hdepce swindlers on the trains Scarlet fever in |
town Mud. mud, muddy. Catholic fair Wed.
nesday evening WAS a success Church revivals. |
Good Templars and cold water men and women
are Getting numerous"