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Our TmNes and ENpemses.

From the terrific howling the DEM
0cra'ic party grc keeping up aaoHt
,aYation. says the Harrisburg 1cie-
grppb, people who read mono but Dem
ocralic journals would iuler that their
rcpTcs au,a;ivcs IL Congress we're the
only persons who favored measures
Tightening these burdens upon the
people. Strange as IT muy appear to
those readers. their representative
did nothing oi the kind, but their pol.
icy throughout was exactly the reverse
As party, during the session OF the
Forty-iirst Congress. they nrrayed
themselves in solid phalanx against the
most important measures niIordins re-
let to the people. Notwithstanding
the determined opposition Of the Dem
ocratic CoDgressmen. seventeen months
have wrought wonderful change 10y
the effects OF the party in power.
Eighteen months ago there were
nearly ten thousand articles used by
the people, subject to taxation. !,
was necessary that it should he so, and
the American people knowing it, cheer
iully bore up under the weight
Sra !u1liy the necessity for the taxa
tIon OF SO many articles disappeared,
aud our Republican Congrc~sinen as
gradually lighleucd the burden. Thus
II has gone on until now; and the first
Of October will herald the dny when
internal taxation will have been remove
from all articles used in the United
States, except ,ho following
Tax on spirituous, yiaoas aud NAL,
liquors.
Iay on tobacco and cigars.
Tax on incomes.
Tax on National Banks.
Tax ON gas
The stamp tax.
Ofthe burdeusome taxation necessi-
tatei by the rebellion, all that will
remain in II few days hence will he the
foregoing list. And that list does bot
contain one article that is necessary q
life, health or prosperity, Taxation
can now hc said TO be entirely removed
from the nccessaries Of life.
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The sie.c OF PARIS.

The Provisional Government and
the people Of Frapco have, within the
past ten days, given abundant evidence
of their earnest desire for peace. In
deed, Jules l'avre and his colleagues
have gone SO far in their efforts to
bring ator, a cessation of hostilities,
aud an amcable settlement of the diff
culty with Prussia, that under ordi-
nary circumstances they woull he
branded as towards, unit TO lie at the
head OF great patton. The statement
Of VI. Ernest Picard j. one oi the mo't
humiliating cmanations We have ever
seen, and IT fairly represents tho feel
ing5 and sentiments Of the French pco
pie. They realize Their helpless cou
di,ion aud look with horror upon .
continuance of the war. NJ. Theirs
mission to England Is q failure. Thc
aristocratic gov ernment Of that
country will not even recognize
the R'?I5'ic, mi'h less
plead It's cause, or intcrYosc friendly
hand to save it from destruction
This action affords all the other great
neutral powers an. admirable excuse
tor non intervcutOu. An! Therefore
they all stand aside with hands off and
lips closed, lords, earls, dukes, kings,
empcrors, princes, &c, &c. waiting,
watching, hoping, praying for disls
trous failure to overtIke the effort to
establish II FREQ government in their
midst, To n man they greeted the
birth Of the Republic with jealous ha-
tired, aud we are not surprised ut thi,
conspiracy to crush IL.
This morning the armies Of Germany
nearly halfa million strong, encompass
Paris, Communicated between tina,
city aud the world viii speedily be cut
Off A formal demand will be made
for It's surrender, which will be refused
and then will commence the terrible,
dreaded, destructive siege, And theu
will commence, too, such a struggle be-
tween the people and the monarchs
between liberty and dcspotism. as the
WOrll mas never seen. AS lhe nfSt
shot from the rebel batteries in Mou-
Jie, IN April. 1861, sounded the death
kneli Of American slavery, 50 will The
iir,t shot that is fred in the siege OF
Paris re-ccho across the Pyrcnccs,
Vosges, alps, and the English Chonuel,
forctclIing cclrain aud terrible dcstruc-
ton 10 bait the thrones Of Europe.
Prussia has trinmphcd over the I'm
pire. She may conquer the Republic,
but in fighting it she will not be con-
tending with France alone, but with
the spirit of republican freedom in her
own ranks and throughout Europe.
In scofing at the Provisional Govern
nent King William bas made u mis-
take which we fear be will not realize
until 1t is TOO late to prevent the awiu
work OF carnage which it seems Is
about to commence. Peace now, with
out further bloodshed, will be miracle
While we write the conflict may be
raging. God save the people Press
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hlilitka LAWS.

The County Commissioner of this
County have assessed tho militia tax
Of fitv cents for militia purposes ia.
,liscrimioateIy upon oil the nxables in
The county except those belonging TO
militia organizations, and the coliec-
ors of the duplicates are endeavorins
to collect it. Soldiers who have serv-
ed 10 the armies of the United States
nine months. one, two, and three years
are taxed along with thu rest. A dis.
pu,e seems to have arisen rs to the
construction Of the law passed at the
last session of the Legislature. The
oct referred to is supplement to the
Act Of May 4tb, 1864, Tor the organi-
zation of the militia Of Pennsylvania.
The soldiers complajp that they are
s--sN l... : y hl.shsi
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lr is n great satisfaction TO koow that
tho public debt decreased at the rate OF
1888 minute every minute Of last
month. its mrch more pleasing aud
satisfactory to know that the debt of
The nation has been decreased since the
FIRST Of March nearly rs much as the
entire year preceding. During the
first year Of President Grants admin.
istrat'on, the reduction was nearly
sS7 100000; during six months this
year the reduction has bceu little
over ss2, 100000. II is fearful to cou.
template where our debt would now
stand hal Seymour and his followers
been h1istcd to the position now 50
ably ii,lei by Gran, aud his Cabinet.
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A FIENDlsH OuTRAGE.-N Arresi'
Maie.--On Monday afternoon, the
l2lh inst, about the hour Off O'clock
one of the most fendish outrages ever
committed in this region, was perpe-
lra,ed in Limestose township, near
the residence of Mr.. Jacob Swartz.
lander. t't
Tho circumstances, as we CLEAN
them from reliable authority, are as
follows. The victim, Miss Mary Wal
ter, respectable young woman in the
employ of DR. Pontius, IN Buffalo
township hal engagement with re-
lative in Limestone Township, several
miles distant, 10 accompany the fam
lily TO the Campmeeting ncsf Middle
sY burg ,sil,, M9|!S e 'As way e fsSs .s .! asa
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Importance ot Republican
success.

Republicans, worknghen, soldiers
Of Snyder o., we call upon you to
"Raly round the old flag" ono more
The Republican party is the party
which, under God saved the life d
tho nation--saved the Union, saved
our constitutional and religious hber
ties 1t has proved itself to be The
true friend OF the great doctrine o.
Protection to the American labor" and
therefore tho true and tried friend 8,
the workiugmen Of the country.
We call upon you QUE and oil to or
ganiso for the contest, organize, fol
=; .iaj, 3 ins isf;:s ;sias ssi'ss
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Clesnse the Inflated Blood whenever you On d
its impurities bursting through the skin In Pim-
pies, Eruptions or Sores clcnso uvhen Won ind
II obstructcd aud eluaaish In the veins; ciensc II
when II is foul, and your feelings will toll ycu
when. Keep the blood pure and the health
the system will follow.
PIN. rAPE, and othor WORMS. Iutkinr in
the system Of 50 many Thousands, are ciiectuaily
destroyed and removed.
In Billions, Remittent, md Intermiitent &c.
vors.these Bit.crs have no clunt Fut ull d,ren
tions read carefully the circular around each
Dottlc, printed in four anguagcs--Eugilsh, Ger.
man, Ficneh and spanish.
J. WALKER, PrOprieIrr,
% Commerce 1T N 4.
II. n. MCDONALD n co,
Druggists. md general AGENTS, San Franclsco
aud Saersihent9, California, and 80 a .; OOm.
mercc st, N. y.
so. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS. ...F- 1 sIJei-iy
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,.-xD-a--sas-<as.sz-u.=zs

WuCu Is IouR UnoiCE ?--iIonest
Republican voter, which is your choice;
III Republican Legislature aud Il Re-
publican s'stricting of the StStc.-or
4 Democratic Legislature. Democrat.
&c United States senator aud u Demo-
cra.jc delegation in Congress FOR ten
yelIs to cone II You want Repub-
ems, stick to tie Republican LHgis-
latve tickot,
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Tue STATE FAIR.--It appears to
be the policy Of the State Agricultural
Society that every portion Of tho State
shall have n chance 20 show the pro-
grcsS Of a given geographical district
in Agricultural, Horticultural, and
Mechanical pursuits. and in pcrsuance
of thi' well defined plan the society
this year has fixed on tho thriving
city of ScrOton, in Luzernc county, in
the midst Of mineral aud agricultural
wealth, rs lis place Of exhibition.
For thi, purpose carefully prcpar-
ed aIl u largo space o. ground has
bocn enclosed, abnndauily Supplied
with water; easy Of accc's to any
pait of the city oil Scranton aud sur
rounding towns and upon which has
been erected two halls, carefully pro-
tectcd from tho weather, 2j0x30 feet
each one hall lTjXl5; several spa
, ciou4 tents; l2j horse stables; l5C
cattle sheds-an ainphitheatrc with
1000 seats. and every other arrange
. meut for the comfort of visitors and
exhibitors in every department usual
! IS represented at such shows. W,
advise ail--but especially those who
have never seen the operations in Il
grsnt coal ami iron district, to visit
Scranton and the State Fair, which
commences on Tuesday the 9th day
Of September, 1870.
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Neryrcspcctlullyyows,
i. CARROLL BREWSTER.

Attorney General
1t is not for the sake OF the Gry
cents tax that the soldiers complaiu
81 much rs it il for the principle ia.
vowed in the proceeding The law
intended to show some distinction in
favor Of the soldier, aud whatever that
is he should have without murmur
The exemption in tie Act Of 1870 Is
lust, and it shoull DO 90 regarded
.SuuJHry Gd.cIe.
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under the law 90 which this is a sup
plcmeDt. aud who is not now or shall
not hereafter become a member of some
military organization, shall pay to the
collector OF taxes, in the city, county,
borough, or township, in which he
shall reside, the sum of City cents, an
nually.'
Aud the act goes on to exempt
those who have served, nine months,
Que, two. or three years, as iollows:
SEC. 7.-"In additions to cxemp-
tions now allowed by law, any person
who has uniformed or shall hereafter
unifurm himself according to the pro-
visions ot 1nv law, aud who shall have
performed duty in any military organ.
ization of the militia Of the SAFE. Cor
The space Of five years, or 'cf0 cnijat}d
ior one, t,ro, dai Three years, or nine
months m acfiUc ScrUice of the United
States, and was honorably discharged
shall bo exempt from further military
scrvic', except in case of war, inva-
sion. or iusprreciion, and from serving
as Juror. ii he 50 desires, during the
period of such military service
The clause in thn above section
which has lei to doubt Us TO whether
the soldiers who served ~ mentioned,
arc exempted from the fifty ceats taX,
is tho one which speaks nj exemption
" from further military socvicc.' II
! from service why not from the pay
mcut OF the tax. IL means nothing
! if it does not mean this The opinion
of the Attorney General Of the Com
mouwcil,h was requested IN the mat
/ ter, aud he writes Us follows:
OFfiCEof ATTORNEY GENERAL,
lIlURIsauRG, Sept, !, 1870.
A. y. BRIcE, Eco. -Dsdr Sir -
| Your iayor OF the first instant receiv'
ell. loi desire my opiuion upon The
question whether soldiers who served
nine months. one, two, aud three year.
/ IN l.. :. service. and are exempt lrou
! duty in militia organizations by Act
of 1870. ar, also exempt from militia
tax. reply that ] nm Of opinion
ihat they are exempt from such taSa'
/ ton.
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Ju,ges-Mrs Y. w. Knight. Mrs. r Bower, Mr.
irwin Smith, Mlss Linnie Ronsh, slrs. John
DeitrlcE, Mrs. Allen Schpch, Miss NJ Il. shin
del, Mrs. sepharus GemberlinS, Mrs. Is. 1
CLASS H..
A Diploma will be given for tht
best of The fnllowing articles Collcc-
ton of farming implements exhibited
bv dealer; reaper and mower, tanning
mill, broad.cast sowcr grain drill
straw cutter, horse hay fork rake, twr
horse plow, cultiyator, corn cultivaior
narrow, threshing machine. pump foi
well or cistern. churp, bee hive, clothes
wringer, washing machine, corn plant
er elevator or extension ladder, !osI
boring machine, baking machine.
Judges-Dsniei Eisenhart, Chas Miller, Henry
Meyer tof Iennsl j., B. Hall Henry seh?eh
II. Snyder. joseph Ukh, Jacob schnce, MI
chasi woomsr. =. Richter. ...i '.'l
CLASS J..
Diplomas will be given for the best
Of the following articles Farm wagoc
market wagon, carriage wagon, buggy
long sled or bob, whceIbarrow, team
carriage, saddle, saddle and
bride, boots aud shoes, lot of cobine
ware. specimen Of dentistry, specimen
of marble work, specimen Of turning
ornamental house, lot of tin ware
cooking stove, heater, display Of pho
,ocraphs, lot stone ware, penmanship
calf skin, printing, harness leather
solo leather, dozen brooms, Swing ma
chine. music. l..
Judges--Niies wstzei,. Jacob ID. shirk, PhiiIl
Meyer, ID. 7. Rhoads DR.. Yailerchalnp. Georg'
Eby, George u. straub, william Haips, ]. q
smith, Boses Specht.
Esst collsotlon Of work Of Art or Mature BY, :. :.
one exhibitor ft 920
Hest coiisetiud of Natural Fiousss, sfsl Z
Best selIset!sp q AE!iao!sl FlsIssZ = -
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...'.. AGENT: IS E|a5lN ElI!AIls8E!sl!sz|al D!
Twelve Years .TIsss IS.s Wild Indians &. Plains.

u d.
THE LIFE or GEO. L. MLDEN, who
fro M a loyo OF Wild adventure and thirst for
q knowledge of the Indians, their CustoSs,
Sports. Traditions. Wars. Great Bun',lo
Huns, &c, Sc, left homs OF plenty in
Ohio, jc!ned tho Indians. ndoplca their
mode Of lie, married ,he beautiful Wash
tella. became . Great Warrior. Ilupiar and
Chief Of 100 LOhres, was arpuinto1 Lieu
tenant in lhe U. $. Regular Army, for
meritorious service iih his braves agsinsl
hostile lnlians. 4 book u The mort lhriL
ling interest, Q realily well authenticated
Truth stranger Ihan lclion. sIperbly i'll
ustralel. 20 cngrayings. with portrait Of
the author, in fall frontier epsluni-. Price
low. Should onlsell any book exlant. Send
at once for illustrated circular table Of
contents, sample pages and lqrms.
\. II. HUBBARD. Publisher.
l.I 400 Chestnut ST., Phi!ad'@
auglS--iw .... .-4,
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DANIEL Rohrer, Esr Howard sehnure, Hiram
kantz DR.. J. Y. shindei

All articles not mentioned In the above classes
will bc referred to the NJ Misceli ancous Committee
and the Judges Will be authorized to place such
Tho EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Of the Society
will act rs Judges on all miscellaneous articles
on exhibition.
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GAUTTON.-Having purchased the
~ following named personal property at Con.
stnble's sale, sold as the pruJioety OF Reuben
kloss, and lett the same in the possession OF Mrs.
sarah kloss, all persons are hereby cautioned
not 20 interfere nor In any way Ineddle with the
salne;-One Cooking stove and Pipe, one ParlOr
St0ye aud Pipe, two Bedstesds and Bedding,
one lot oI carpet, one tred Cow, T..
JACOB GROSS,
PETER REIGEL.
Beaver township, August %, 1870.
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DREMlUM LIST OF THE FIRST
Z ANNUAL FAIR OF THE SNYDER
co AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
TO BE uELDAT FREEBURG,
OCTOBER 3rd, 4th and 5th, 1870.

OFFICERSi-THoMAS BOWER, President.
WOE PRESIDENrS;-Heave Moses Specht;
Beaver West, Henry n, Knepp; Uentre II. X.
Sandersi chapnan, John Rinc; Franklin,
John :. Hassingrri Jackson, A. Eyer; Middle.
creek, Henry Wetzel; Monroe, John Hummel,
Middleburg, George MoatE; Perry, Michael
wojmeri Perry West, Joseph Fisher; Penns,
John ;. Walter; seinsHoye, Henry u. Eyer,
Union, Samuel Scholl; Washington, George
Hilbish. pit. i.
SECRErAR Y--Daniel $. Boyer. ..r..
CORRESPONDING SEC.-Thomas ]. Smith,
GEOLoGISr-- Franklin Wctrlck. r'
TkEASURER-hllen Scboeh.
LIBRARIAN-John :. Beaver.
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The following named gcnl'ema
cjmprsc the committee

Bcayor- Peter Eciscl. Henry s. Frsci
West Bcaye.-ii H.. kuspp, \. \. Rumig.
t.utre-Svlumnn iipwcrsuN triah Wc'rick
,hnrman-lionry VI Freed, !. NJ. Holman
frauklln-I q. Schoch, Henry Bcutcr.
Jackson lisrri'"r IIr"u.c, \. II. Wrgurr.
MrJloburg-J. \. Shiudel, DANIEL Buldudcr
Midilcctcck-A. MnrUurgrr. Saml IL. ludcr
Monruc-Juhn Young. Joseph Iuust.
renus-lcyi Row, Gcutsc j. scAuch.
pCrry-br. H. NJ. Nipple, Napoleon Hr0oius
W. FeIry-Abram Mittcrllng B.f burrows
lninn--,IOhn j. kelly, II ! q. Hefruld.
WashIhg hgton--H. II. Grimm, ID. H. Meyer.
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Dauchy 6 COS. Advertisements.

EORTTNES offered % Live Men.
II Rare chance. sSnd stamp. Diamond =.
Co. Wilmington. Del. tSop S-jn
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.VluE MAGIC GO5a3 viii change
Il any colored hair or beard to perma.
ncpt black or brown. 1t contains no poison.
Any one can use IL. One sent hy mail for
81. Address MAGIC COME CO..
augls'3mI Springfield, Mass
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SsDnoQ PER year and cxp5nscs guaranteed
sS-UVU to all ambitious men and women
selling our world renowned patent silver Mould
DIRE Clothes Lines. For lull particulars address
the GiRAKD WIRE MILLS, PUN. PA. lNa-iw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estate of POLLY LEADER, deed.

Estate Of POLLY LEADER, deed.
I ETrERS or ADMINlSTRA ATIDN np)u
] the estate VI POLLY LEADER, late OF
Beaver township decd. having hcen granted to
the undersigned, all persons knowing themselves
Indebted u the estate are requested To make
payment, and those having claims against the
same wall present them to
MARGAREr HACKENRtIRG,
Administrative.
Beaver township, sept. "a, 1870.
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w ANTED AG GENTS--ro sell the OCTAGON
W SEWING MACHINE. IL Is Hccu. ed.
makes the plastic Lock stieh A" nnd Is warran.
ted for years. Price 10. Al other machines
with nm under feed sold for fib or les arc In.
frlngemorts. Address OC1hfUN SEWING
MACHINE CO., 81. Louis, Mo, Chicago, III,
pittsIurg, Pa, or Boston, Mass. On
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NOTICE -Whcroas my wife MARY
~ RADLE ieft my bed and board without
any Just cause or provucat0n on the 26th day OF
August, 1879. / therefore warn the publie not to
credit her on my account, MS shah pay no bills
contracted by her attcr this da'e.
... JOHN Il. RADLE.
Perry township, August 81, 1870. IT,
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4 GENTS WANTED (MALE OR
~ FEMALE FOR THE
PHYSICAL LIFE OF WIHlN.

BY GEORGE II. NApHEYS, NJ u.
This BRAVE. PunE Book "a the great eucecss
of tho year. 45 900 have already loen sold. II
STILL sells with q rlpidlty quite unpre sedeDtod.
Agents all ng-ee TINT they max money iaster
sellingit than any Other. Much lirst-cl's terri
tory Il still 0pen. send at once for plInphet.s.
Address GEO. MAcLEAN, Publisher, Phih.
delphia, New York and Boston. sep. b-iT
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Judeos-Nrs. samuel kIcm,n, Nrs. Edward
Bussler. Mrs u. y. lIoyer, Mrs. Soitie Herb
Miss Jane smith, Mas. II q. Eyer, Mrs, > =
schoch, siiss Kate swinelord and Mrs. Prof
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enn,.niiiCn Nlrr.Imr

The members Of the RopuLl.can
Standing Committee ci snyder county
trr requested 60 meet IT, the Court
i'uu'c, IN this place on Tuesday,
September - 1870 at ii O'clock \
VI. A iuiI Attendance isr,quc,'cl
By oidcr oi l.. Il NuylR,
ihuirptln
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