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New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
THE ELECTION RIOT IN CAMDEN.

The township of Newton, in Camden County,
has heretofore been strongly Democratic, giving
jorty 800 in favor Of that party There are,
however several hundred coored inhabitants in the Dis
trict and these all prepared TO vote the Re
publican ticket The voters formed themselves in
q line at early hour in the morning and up TO 9
o'clock occupied the polls almost TO the exclusion OF
white voters Up that time nearly $50 votes had
been cast and only 10 white men had given their ballots
II appears that posse OF Philadelphia policemen had
been by Mayor Fox, at the demand of Col Nc
Kean, Chairman Of the County Democratic Executive
Committee for the purpose is claimed Of preventing
repeating These members Of the police force were ao-
companed by q considerable number OF Philadelphia
roughs who obliged by the precautions taken IN
the city, TO their business on the Jersey SIDE OF
the Several OF these men, seeing that the election
was going against them declared that was time white
had opportunity To VOTE and that the negroes
had occupied the polls long enough.
With this they proceeded TO clear the place OF negroes
Th Of course the coored men opposed and insisted on
voting when, IL II claimed Constable Sanders wlthost
any sufficient pruvOcatOn fired number OF shots into
the OF blacks woundng four Of their number two
of them in the bead The colored then attacked In
turn. The Philadelphia fed, and Justice Henry,
Henry Foreman, Mr. Long, a deputy u 3 marshal. and
time until the middle Of the afternoon the voting went
quietly under the proper officers, who, appears had
About o'cock the Philade phians returned with TO
enforcement Of roughs attacked the schoolhouse in
ballot box which was taken into an adjoining field and
completely demolished and the ballots destroyed News
and Sheriff Morgan ordered out the 9th state
Militia. under Col. scoyel Two companies Of this resi-
stored the roughs Fastening TO the Ksigus Point Ferry
where number OF them were arrested.
Under the protection of the militia the polls re-
opened and the voting RECOMMENDED and continued un
I'll o'clock During this time 205 cast no-e
east TO iy2 Republican votes IL Z not known what au-
thorty hs Phadeipa police had for being 90 sn made
at or near the Terry where the men we're stsmpting to
escapt Black Jacks and other weapons ve's ' "
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10

Total majority, 2,697, against "a IN 1865.
the Yh District, Geo A. Halsey Rep is elected ny
a majority OF 2972 Orestes Cleveland Dem He re-
ceved majority OF 3062 in Newark against Clevelands
majority OF 81 in Hudson County. In 1868 the Democratic
majority in Hudson County was &20O and ID the district
1882.
In the state Senate the Republicans gain reported
Yesterday majority Of three by the election OF their
candidates in Burlington, Cape May Middesex, Morris,
and Passaic. The next Senate will stand: Republicans,
l2 Democrats,9 .
In the election Of Members Of Assembly the Repub-
ncans gain s. Tie Honse will stand Republicans, "a
Democrats, majority joint ballot ror U, s SEN
atOr), IL. .,
den /; Essex, 2; Hudson, 3; Mercer, !; Middesex
Passaic l. The Democrats gain IN Union County, ana
IN Salem.
ID Elizabeth an election held for Mayor T. B..
ChetwOod (iep) elected by majority OF 22l over
majority.
The people OF Hudson County elected Andrew Monnt,
Rep for Sheriff by majority OF $40 over Carney, Dem
Gaubrecht the Republican candidate Tor surrogate was
elected by majority of 347. Two Democrats and Repub-
yeer Rep ia elected Sheriff by majority OF over 100
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
ALABAMA.

REPORT THAT THE DEMOCRATS HAVE CARRIED
THE STATE
MONTGOMERY, Nov. s:-Ihe retu.1is are mss-
ger but II is now believed that the nave ear
RED the STAT. and elected Members of Congress-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
MASSACHUSETTS.

the men arrested Some Of them were in police un,orr,
and others had badgcs f ~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
ASSEMBLY.

Total vote 2S6 $500 2567 1888 1902 Sl3T9 6777
Hoffrnan's majority l2924. Mclaughlin over Maddox,
l2,3s7. Mclaughlin over 6tryker, StJ2
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10

THE LABOR REFORM AND PROHIPIToRY PARTIES
MAKE SMALL sHow-A GREAT REPUBLI-
CAN TRIUMPH.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10

Dem. maj.....-..11.39 $50
Dist SUPERVISORS.
l.. C. ID. HutchiDs, Dem.
III. ID. johnson, Rep.
V. II. Shefhen, Rep.
VII. ID. Slattern, Dem.
TX. r. T. Newman, Dem.
XI. j. J. Howell, tr., Dem
XIII. j. W. Coe, Ind.
XIV. j. Wilkeyson, Rep.
XVII. f. Devyr, Dem.
XIX. Robt. Fairchild, Rep.
XXI. james NJ. Finn, Rep.
Dems., s; Reps, s; Ind, /.
The Board stands: Demo
crats, IS; Republicans, !.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTED.
VOTE FOR AssTMBLYMES.

The returns for Assemblymen, 30 far a. re-
ceyed ARE A. follows Those Districts In which returns
are not complete are indicated by star The first
coumn below shows those undoubtedly electod-Repub-
cans in small cape. Young Democrats In Roman, and
Tammany men In Italics
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
s2o37 .s27s 7ooeo 23sll 1866 1882 1852
CONGRESS RETURNS.

klnseIIa over DUtchcr, 7,i2g.
Bennett 0nd.) received votes in the Eighth Ward
"a in the Ninth 81 III the Tenth In Gravesend and
Newt Utrecht
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Thanksgiving tsay.
BY The President ofmc United States :
A PROCLAMATION.

lPheteas, 1t behoovcs a people sep-
sible of their dependence on the Al
mighty, and collectively to ncknowl-
edge their gratitude for His favors and
mereies, aud humbly bescech for their
continuance and
lIherers, The people Of the United
States, during year now about to end,
have special cause to be thankful for
general prosperity, abundant harvcsts,
exemption from pes,icnce. foreign
war, aud civicl trife now, therefore.
be IL known tha. /, Ulysc S. Grant.
President OF the United States. c,n
curing in many recommendation from
Chief VI agistratos of States do hereby
recon end to all citizens TO meet 10
their respective places of worship on
Thur sday, the twcnty-fourth day OF
Move mbcr next, there to give thanks
for the bounty Of God du:ing year
about to close, aud supplicate for its
continuance hereafter.
In witness whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed
Done at the city Of Washington thi.
2ls, day Of Ouober, in the year of our
Lord one thousand ight hundred aud
seventy, and Of the Independence of
the United States, the ninety fifth.
L. S. graf.
BY the President:
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CHICAGO, Oct. % A special dispatch
from 81 Pauls, says that Mr B O'Jon
nhuc, Secretary Of the Red River Pro-
visioual Government, and an active
leader in the Ricl movement, is in ths,
city on his way to Washipgtrn with q
memorial from the Red River people,
protesting against the conduct of the
Canadian government 10 violating their
alleged general amnesty, on which
pledges the troops were permitted 70
enter the country unmolested, and
commence course Of violence. The
memorial recalls the fact of the troops
being permitted 10 pass through Amer
icao wsters on preteDce that they ver,
on mission ofpeace. 1t recoun,s tn,
ou'ragos Inflicted on the Red Rive
people. the perfdy of the Caoadisr
government. and the general disap'
pointIneut Of the inhabitants. They
beg the President to intere,dc with
the Queen TO permit the peaceful auc
DeIatios Of the Red River country I,
the United States.
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TIE President has issued q procl
nation enforcing the neutrality law Of
Congress of 1918. 1t prohibits t he
armed cruisers Of either of the bclig-
erents in the present European war
using the bays, waters and harbors OF
the United States for the plrpo,e OF
war ; and declares hat ships Of war OF
either Of the bclligeren's shall no,
leave any port of the United States
within twen'y-iour hours after the de-
pariurc Of any merchantman Of either
Of the belligerents. that no war vessel
OF either bollgereut shall remain in
any port of the United States longer
than twenty four hours, unless for need
ed repairs and supplies aud that nc
vessel Of war OF either Of the belliger-
cn,' shall re-enter any port of the Uni
ted States, after having once left sucl
port. until af'er having visited su
European port or port of the Goven-
ment to which she may belong. The
making Of our ports depots for supply.
ing war material to belligercnts is als'
prohibited.
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Political Items.

The Republican victory in Nebraska
seems to be overwhelming. The Dem.
ocracy have been utterly routed, and
the personal friend Of President Grant.
General Thaycr, will be reelected
Senator TO Congress for six years from
tho 4,h vi March next, without oppo-
sition.
Tho dcfca, of General Schenck, in
the Third Ohio district by bare ma
joriiy Of fifty, after the gallant struc.
gle he had made, is particularly un-
fortunate. One of the ablest members
of the last Congresses, n staunch and
unyicllins friend Of American indus
try. and Republican whose devotion to
hi party had never fallercd, his loss
will be felt in the next House.
The Official returns of all the Ohio
counties but two, and thc reported
m1joritcs OF these, give the republican
candidate for Secretary OF State plu
raliry of lG,T30 over the democratic
candidate. and majority OF 1854
over both the democratic and tempe.
rance candidates. Governor Hays
majority over Penlleton, in 1869, was
1901. The falling off in the total
vote, this year was $3.50.
The Philadelphia Age is ovcrwhelu-
ingly convinced that Philadelphia was
carried for the Republicans by tho ne.
gro vote, but has not word TO say in
regard to the overthrow of the Dem
ocra,s of the Congressional dis,ric, of
Luzcrnc AMI Susquehanna counties
where without an negroes, or few ut
hest. the white mans party which
had majority in 1869 of l,TS9, was
utterly defeated.
/ The Republicans Of Eastern Penn.
! sylvania did molly in the contest on
tuesday las, Formerly the Demo,
cratic mnjorltics came from this section
of The State. but the revolution which
began in 1869 has kept on increasing.
until to>day what but few years ago
was the stronghold Of Pennsylvana
Democracy has become deci.iyely Re-
pubican. Not to speak ofthc glorious
results in Luzsrnc AMI Lehich, the
changes wrought in Wayne, Monroe,
aud other counties in the Eleventh
district have been wonderful The
remarkable growth o. the Republican
?. parry 10 these counties is especially
gratifying The seat of tho great min .
Ing industry, it j. au indication that
those engaged in developing our min
eral wealth are being educated up to
the advantage Of protection. They
see its material benefits, and appreciate
the wise policy Of the Republican par
~ which dictates it.-IresS, 18th Inst.
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TuE following is the official state
nont of the Land Drpirtment. Union
Pacific Railroad, from July %, 1869
to October 1, 1870: The Union Pa,
cifr Railroad sold 2i0.3il 1870
acres, for which they received 81, LOG
0l9.32, or an average of $3.50 PEI
acre. The company Cancelled $1lS
900 OF their lands. The trustees hol,
s400 900 in settlers notes, secured b,
mortgage ou land sold, aud $50, 900 il
cash, to be appropriated to fur,heI
purchases OF land grant bonds, Tn,
Union Pacific Railroad have ll750
900 acres Of land remaining unsold,
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CHERIFF,S SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry writs Of Ven. Ex., issued
out the Court OF Common Pleas Of snyder Couu-
~, and % me directed, will be exposed At public
the Court House, In Miidleburs, The following
real estate, to Wit
A certain tract Of land situate in Monroe
twp, Snyder county, Pa, adjoining on the north
land OF samuel Hartman, east by samo and land
Of John Wendt, south by land Of the heirs Of heu
" Hummel aud West BY land and lot Of John
more or less, vhereon II erected q large steam
Saw MN ami Water Mili 20 which Is attached a
water power and mill race, Sc &C. as the prop.
perty of Lewis q, Reifsnyder.
Also. at The same time and place, Ger.
tain tract Of land, situate IN west Beaver twp,
Snyder County, Pa, bounded on the north by
public road Leading from Beaver 20 Lewistowni
East by public road leading from Cotgraye Hall
TO koeh's Mil south BY land Of Jacob Baum
berger West by land OF Daniel Hsssinger, con
tsininx four acres, more or less, which Il cree
ted n two story Frame House snd two story st1rs
House, and other out buildings, as the property
| Of John 0ross, Jf.
Also, al the sane time AMI place. y eer-
| tain tract Of land situate In Washington twp.
| snyder County. Pa, bounded as follows, on the
north by land of Peter wsllsr, east by land ol
Michesl Haips south by Jacob Lands and wesi
By hand u John MenEls, containing forty acres
more OF less On which II erected House, stable
and other out buildings one half thereof In q
state of cuitiyatioe; as the property a ffederieL
Reich. Seized, taken into execution and 20 b,
sold BY me JOHN y. WOLF,
| High Sheriff OF Snyder County
shsrinrs once, Aiddleburg, Oct, 2oth 10.
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The PEop.E's LITERARY CoNPAs-
ION. Tor November, comes to US ~
brigh, and as fresh looking as the
green fields are after gentle rain. II
is published by T.. c. Allen e. Co.
Augusta Maioo. Terms, IS cents per
year. A fine Steel Engraving, enti
led From Shore to Shore" is pre-.
sept,., to every new subscriber. ],
is really rne Of the most pleasing en-
cravings ever Before the public. The
companion ia priu,Sd on fine. heayJ'
paper It's columns ar filled to the
brlm with good things by itlentet au-
thoas, ami withal il l. ono of the lars'
est and finest illus,rated family pa
psrs published.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

At rRivArs sALs
The subscriber offers st private sale valusble
tract oflind situate IN Franklin twp, near Bea.
yer Furnace, cOntaiuiDg - ACRES, more or
less, whereon are erected = tvo.story, weather.
boarded DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, = gooi Barn
and other necessary out buildings, lousG
ArPLg ORCHARD of choice grated fruit trees, In
a ttfiving and healthy condition. 4 peVer-iall
Ing well uf water near the door.
The above tract Il situated within one-fourtt
of mile Of tho =. a l.. Railroad, convenient n
Churches, Mills, school houses, kc,, Is under
good fence and In high state Of cultivation.
ALSO, seven Acres woodland, Of the choices,
heavy timber. For further Information, call a
JAMES BURGESS,
Oct20u Middleburg, Snyder Co., Pa,
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MILwAUxEg is the preatest q

MiLwAUXEg is the greatest grain
market in the world. 1t has 'ix large
elevators, able to hold from half a
.,uillion TO Il million AMI a hall bush.
Is. Yet last week five hundred cars
were staining in the freight yards and
20 the tracks Of the ciiy. unable to
discharge their wheat. This imiaense
.lnt is from old wheat. aud the mcr-
hints estimate that there are a mill
on moro bushes Of tho crop og 1865
. n come.
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4 UDIroR'S NOTICE.

In I'll. matter the es. In the Orphans Court
ceased. Sept. Term ls,O
ANA now to wit, Sept, 27th is7O, on motion,
samuel Alleman, appointed AuditOr to make dis
tributlon OF the funds In the hands of Henry Ben
fer, Admir- oi the estate of Isaac Ramer. decd,
to and among those legally entitled tn the same
BN rHE COURT.
meet all parties having an interest In said funds
on Friday November %, 10, at the otics OF Jno
J.. cronmiller, IN the Borough of Middlcburg, to
attend TO the duties OF my appIiutmeut, whom
and where you are all required to attend
SAMUEL ALLEaIAN.
October %. 20 Auditor
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Great Fortune Teller. Scots, Corrtship mrde
Easy, 25cts Correct etiquette, 26cts Bridal
Ettiluette, 25cts. How to win u sweetheart OF
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scots Book of MYSTERIOUS Disclosures, G0cts
Amateur 1heatr ical, 5Octs Guide to Reanty
scots Comic Spe ehes, 5octs How CANDLES win
bOcts Boxing ano Wrestling made Esss, Scots.
rrue Marriage Guide and Book Of Nature, 5Octs
Books sent postage paid by return mail, Ad
dress W. Courtney. Astor Place NY. Oct ga ,
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WELL PUT.-The Lswisburg Chron.
.cle says; lfSaIt River is the route
for deiested parties, il appears that a
new one has been opeaed for the vic
torious. This triumpbal line of march
. by Railroad. sal extends oil the
way 70 Kausas
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WANTED hGENTS--To sell the OCTAGON
w SEWING MACHINE. II Il licensed,
makes tho" Ellstic Lock stitch" and Is warran.
ted Tor years Price Els. All other machines
with an under feed sold for :li or less are In
lringomeIts Address OCTAGON SEWING
MACHINE co, ~. Louis, Mo-, Chicago, III
Pittsburg, Pa, or Boston, Mass. 3n
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LAST Thursday morning at few
Iinutes after eleven O'Clock, an earth
,lake shock trayersed the continent
Dm west 10 east, causing considera-
; alarm aloog iis track. The shock
, pears TO have bceU most segefo in
! thcro New Yols, Capda, aud New
laaI,
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A VOID QUACKs.--A victim Of early
"A indiscreiion, causing nervous debility,
premature decay. &C., having tried in vain
every advertised remedy, has q simple
means Of self-cure. which be will send free
TO his .fellow-sugererS Address y. II.
TuTTI.E, 10 ksssAn Sc New York.
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THE Ir,CisIWrJ CirOH'c's. in riyin :
the oil ,ial vote Tor Senator and mem-
rcrs Of Assembly in this districts cim-
ments aS DllOwS: There, now, is Il
wholesale slaughter of the iuuoccnt' "
The above defeated candidates were
nominated in good faith, aud they cX-
pccted--as it was their right D-thai
the leaders Of the party would prove
honest, and their election would con
sclucutly be certain. Gentlemen whose
eleventh h1ur periiy has Disappointed
their cXpe"tations and hopes. wha; do
You think Of your work What d
you think OF yours I've. q? yol who
have 80 earnestly urged olhcrs 10 stick
60 the tickct--churscd Us to instruct
or Republican rcaicrS TO stick to the
ticket and thereby secUrc n victory
aud redeem our Gi-trict- which wa,
r.-ht-your preaching OF your prac
tee ? Have you taken John G. Brock
inr'dSc ao Your patron saint? You
Denounced his remaining in the sen
aie, obtaining all tic Knowledge he
- ''h VI Wv N'AiNt w " lul ~utl Nv
hlr. Lincoln and his administrator in
putting down ihr Rcucliou, and thcr
with his pockets fall OF the coveted iu-
formation, he bascy turned traitor
IN Il small way your course has been
tie same. II he was traitor on /
large scale, what ARE you? II 1t i,
your object 10 break up tie Rcpubli.
can party iu this district, why haven't
you the honcsy 10 say so openly 2
You have hitherto borne good names
personally and politically; are you
disgus'cl with honesty
\ number of stauuch Republican.
Of the rank aud H. aver thar, haviu,
hceu 50 woeully fooled and chcatc,
hy their leaders, they will never go tC
the poll, again. This is bad reasoning
flour soldiers hal thrown down thei
arms when Lee, TwiggS, aud scores
Of faithful uhicers, turned traitors
where would We now have been? y,
gentlemen We OF the rank and fl,
must reason differently. Let us re
solve 10 do our duty TO tho last -
Other leaders will rise from the rank
who will lead us to victory, when rh.
} political sun Of our botrayo;s sha.
have set 20 rise no more. As We hay
nrgsd hitherto, We now continue I,
ursc-"slick to your ticket go stroigh
forward, and let the traitors fall ou, 0
rank as fast as they please. Slch /
curse will induce Others more iIILhfu
o ill them up. Forward
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lob Acres.

more or less, Whsreon are erected q TWO
necessary out buildings. Two large OrehaTds Q
choice fruit trees A good well Of water nsa
the door. About seventy acrssof the above trael
sre cleared, under good cultivation, the bsiane.
we'll tifpbsred. Sale 20 commence 81 10 O'CLOCK
.. N, when conditions slA " msds known by.
JOSEPH KUHNS,
cssiss Twp, or 4 lS6.
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115 ACRES.

more or less, ninet y.hve acres Of which ar,
cleared and in n high utate Of cultivation
the balance is covered with the best Of tim
ber. The improvements consist of n goo,
iarun
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FARMAT PRIVATE SALE

The subscriber offers st private sale HE
VALUABLE FARM, situate in Monroe
township. Snyder County. Pa. adjoining
lands Of Abraham Fisher, Michcal llummel
and others. containing about
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Universal Clothes vvr,nger

Improved With RowELL's PATENT DornLy Coo
WBsHLs. and the PATENT STor, arc now un
quc.tionsbly far superior to any apparatus Tor
washing clothes ever invented, and will save
thsir cost twlcc q year, by saving labor and
clothes.
Those who have used them give testimony as
follows:
ave like our machine much; could not he pcr
suaded to do without II and with the aid Of Doty
We feel that We are masters Of the posifon."-
Rev. l.. scott. Bishop NJ. D.. Church.
"In the laundry ofmy house there Il porpet
ual thanksgiving on Monday for tie Invention" !"
Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler.
every week has given II n stronger hold upon
the affections oi the Inmates Of the Laundry ~
y. Y. observer,
~ heartily commend II 10 economists Of time,
money, and dcOntenttncut.n--Rev Dr. Bellows.
"Erenu DOty-luur last improvement Of your
Washing MHchiue l. u complete success. ! as.
sure you our Machine after years usc, is
thought Of more today than ever, and would not
be parted with under any circumstinces."-
Sol0u Robinson.
The y. y Weekly Tribune, OF Dec. IS, 1902, In
answer 10 u correspondent, says; "Uf Washers,
there Is none to bc compared with Doty's"
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

In pursuance OF an order granted by the or.
phsn's Court Of snyder Coauty. u the under.
hinged admini.trators u the estate Of Samuel
Kuhn, late 81 Centre township deed. ., will be en-
posed " public sale, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1870.
the foilowisG described Real Estate, TO Wit All
that certain msssuEe and tract VI land situate
In Centre township, county aforesaid, bounded
on the mort b by lands Of samuel Calvin, on the
East w land OF the heir. Of Henry Sanders, de
snd the west BY lands OF Sephares Bowersox,
eonta ainiDa
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Priccss-.A fair offer.

1fthe Merchants In your place will not furnish
or tend for the Machines, send Us the retail price
Washer tlI, ENtr, Wribger A., and We viii for.
ward either or both machines, FREQ OF eight, t.
places where no one l. scllinI; AMI 20 sure aye
we they will 10 liked, that We ggree to refund
tue money II any one wishes to return the ma
chimes free Of freight, after months trial, Gc
cording to direction.
No husband, father or brother should permit
the drudgery of washing with the hands. nity
two days in the year when 1t can be done better
more expcditiOusly, with less labor. aud no in
jury to The gnrmenss, by "a bOty Clothes " asher
and tnINersal Wringer.
sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis
counts are made.
RIO. BROWNING. Gen. Agent,
Oct. q, 'To-sml 80 COrtlaudt 1T New York.
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0Glcli.I lIniDrisjps,

The fo'lowin, are the official uai r.
tiles in every COngrc 'sionll district in
tb;s Siutc;
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Tract of Land

situate IN Perry township, Snyder county, Pa.,
bounded rs follbws. to wit:.-Dn tho North ly
lands Of the heirs Of John Marks, deceased, East
by lands OF David Reber and John Frymyer,
south by lands of Samuel barr. and West by
lands OF Jacob Swab & Amos Sha fer cont tininq