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What "a Year las Done,

We Ike to keep the tact before the
people that the administration OF
Prc.i len, Grant has becn true to lis
promises, pruien, in is policy, and
faithful in the performance o. its man.
fo,d dltieS.
One year ago 'his lay at noon, says
the PiuShurs Gazette of the ifh inst
President Grant was inansuratcd At
the Capitol Ony-!uurth of h ulf isl
term has cxpirci. LIT u, see what
HI administration has done, in the
faithful execution OF il, great trust!
It has paid off Eighty -ei sht millions
OF dollars at the public debt.
II has largely increased the pubic
revenues, wilhca; gddiag new ivr.u,
Of taxation
II has largely decreased the pnblic
expenditures without detriment Ia
the NatioLal interests IN any DEPART
mont.
|, has advanced the value Of our
dcprccia'cd currency from l32 to liz,
brid.in, over one fan half OF its mar-
eln ieInW lhc ar oi com.
1t has brought mp the market value
ct our bonded debt from SG(d,S to %
(4par. and even pemiun IN gold.
II has conducted the finances Of the
government AID people, from their
former condition oi quail ted bankrupt
cy, The verge OF u genreai sptcie re-
sumption, and this with, ut sGy crisis
or marked public or private distress.
1t ha, comp.,ttd the rad,c recon-
struction of all the Snuihcrn State
Governments on Republican princl.
pics finally aud happily trrnqpiliziug
the Ieopls lately ia armed rebellion
Hgau,, the Federal authority.
/, has restored the toll Southern
representation in Congre,s. with twu
exceptions, which now await only q
technical approval.
/, has assisted iu the inal establish
meut Of that great cariiual undery.
ing principle on which alone free re,
publican instituri' rs can stand-thc
absolute equality Of all men-citilen,
OF the republican personal and po-
lirical rights.
1t enters upon the second year, eo
joyiog the increased confidence # the
American people and The enhanced re-.
spect of the civilized world.
The problems OF year ago are be-
come eer,ain,ies to-day aud promise OF
the beginning arc seen to be ALREADY
redeemed.
Let tie future be judged by the
pastl
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17

TIE New York Sun, paper no,
given to the praise Of public men, thus
compliments Pennsylvania uow Sen.
stor:
Senator Scott. Of Pcnnsylvania, iu-
fused into tie recent debate in the
Senate onahc funding bill something
extremely rare and much wanted in
that bIdy-namely, genuine financial
ability aud a through knowledge of
his sui jcct. ltis refreshing to listen
To a man who brings to the discussion
o.'he topic he treats, knowledge aud
Information which slxng from an in.
tlmate acqnainteuce with it. b'th prIc-
tical aud theoretical iis comiortlu.
To know also that We still have materi-
81 in the couutry on; Of which to make
firs'-sla.s finance ministers, /; We bat
kn-w whore Ia book t,r Il,
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bold Robbery.

PITTsBuRG, March lJ.-The boli,,i
piece ui fas,a ~ prrprtrated III tha,e
parts Tor a long time was accomplished
at noon TO-DAY AT the Farmers aud
Mechanics Bank
Three men came to the bank in n
buggy, one f them entered aud ad =
dressed tn, cashier o,tensibly on bu-
siDtss matters. While tn, oliiciil was
converting with tdc mau the oth.r
two entered unob,arred, aud slpped
back 10 the op,n safe. with covered
market basket, Into this hey depus-
i'e1 $4,000, which they Succeeded in
abstractin. trpm the safe, Th,y then
made for the front door together, start.
ed out, and. jumpiug into the buggy,
drove rapidly away. The robbery
was discovered immediately alter they
lett, and pursuit was made by he cash
icr The men, fading they were pur.
sued, drove the horse Ia his utnos
speed. Two Of the men, becoming
frightened. jumped Out, taking he bas-
kct with them. The third drove rap.
idly away.
The two ra'cals took refuge 10 Il
frame house, where they were soon dis
covered and dslojged Tney werc
taken TO an sliermans ollice and n
charge made against them Tor rubber,
Their names are Wm. McCuly anu
Frank Moran The basket contuinins
the money was found iu their possrs.-
ION. \ hearing Was had At which lhr
prisoners Were identified as the tno
men whI were III the bank. and 10 Dc
fault OF 100000 bail each, were COM
mi''ed to jail for trial. A warrant ha.
also been issued Tor the arrest If the
third man, VIII, name is Thos. NJ
Cu,iy.
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Made Of Poor Rum. whlskcy, Proof Spirits. md
Refuse Liquors, dOc;ored splccd and -se,tent Il
t. please the taste, called "rnnics -" Appeti
zeCs.' ," Re,turer-,n sc, that lead tho tipper on
tu drunkcIcss and ruin, but are true medicine
made from the native Roots aud Herbs II ,nli.
fornil, tree IRON all Alcoholic ~timulants The,
are the q GHEAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIZ (.
GIVING PRINCIPLE u perfect Renovat"r
poisonous matter, aud restoring the blood to =
healthy condition. No person can take these
Biters according to directions, aud remain long
unvcll.
tho tunts are not destroyed by mineral pni.on.
or other me ans, ami the vital organs wasted be
yohd the point ui repair.
tnr MI tmmatory and Chronic rheumatism,
and Guut, nysrcpsyH, or INDIGESTION, Billions
Remittent, aud Intermittent teyeTs, diseases ol
the Blood, Liver, kidn-ys, and Bladder, these
B,tters have tecn most successful such Ii-
eases are caused Oy Nltiatrd bluod which Is gen
orally produced by ierangement of the digestive
Organs,
tle,nsc the Vitlatci Blood whenever you fud
IT, impurities tur-tiug through the skin In Pin
pies, ttupiiOns or sores clruse " hen you Il nj
II "b.iructed and sluggish Ia the Neiusi clcuse Il
when II T. foul and your feelings will tell you
when. Keep the blood pure aud the heaNI Ui
the y stem viii follow.
PIN, TAPE, aud other WORMS, lurking In
the system OF - many thousands, are eiectually
destroyed and removed.
la Bilious, kemittont, and Intermittent Tc.
yers, these Bitters have no equal tor full difcc.
tluns read catciully the circular around each
bottle, printed In four languages-L nglish, Ger.
man, French and spanish
J. wALKtR, Proprietor.
90 Commerce ~ n, Y.
II. H. MCDONALD n co,
Druggists amt general Agents, San Francisco
and Sacramento, California, and 50 n 81 Com.
So SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS. Mar l0-3In
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GENERAL liurLER, il is said, has
promised u West Point appointment to
n c'l'rei boy. Prisses, of Tennessee,
follows suit, and McCromick. of Aria-
oaa announces his sin;autipn Of appoint,
ing An lnljin. Thcrc il fame in store
now for The Congressman who shall
oT'r his clleship to women. let US
have sweet girl cridlltes with goldcn
hair for the brevct second lieutenants
Of the future, and tho delegate from
Wyoming might with great good grace
itausufa'c this reform. Pres.
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"A sensational preacher in Iowa
conducts Sunday services in a billiard
saloon, opening church with beer all
around, and closing with a treat for
the crowd. He draws large audi.
ences.
--Pucllc, The commanding officer OF
the Spanish forces, with whom general
Joriop was engaged in tie last battle
Ia Cuba, is a full-blooded negro. born
and raised 10 st. Domingo. He now
holds the high commission Of major
general in the Spanish army, aud is
the third ranking ofli,er on duty in
Cuba. In appearance he is a strong
muscular man, six feet high, broad
-houliered, and cosl-black. General
Puello's staff l. composed entirely of
whl'e officers. representing some Of the
proudcst blood Of Spain.
The Concord Statesman relate =
hat young lazy from the country
recently engaged as u saleswoman
with dryg"od' firm in that city
Though new at the business she SION
became proficient. Like the other
employers, she had the privilege of buy.
ing nj cost prices any goods shc wanted
for her own use. She was an extern
sivo purchaser, from time 10 time. on
this basis; and at the eUd of two months
gave up her position. Very soon af.
ter she was married, as was also her
sister at tbs same time aud it turned
out that she hal entered upon the
clerk,hip merely to enjoy the perqui
site OF buying at cost prices the liberal
supply of dry goods so my.teriously
necessary on such occasions. Her EN-
pl"yer is not anxious to engage any
more young lady clerks from the coun
try.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
Snow SroRN-A Milwaukee te'c

Snow STORM. Milw aukeo teIc-
gram says that another heavy snow
s'0rm has prevailed all over the North
west since Mcnday, and trains are
more or less hlockalei. The snow in
Minnesota is three feet deep on ~ level,
and .wo feet deep 10 Wisconsin, and
is still showing. \ special despatch
from Minlc+>;a s'atcs that that State il
completely snow 5Jaui. Suow is over
four feet deep on q level throu hout
the upper country. aud railway taveI
is much impede1
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-17
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For tventy.fre centS you can by
o, yosr Druggist or Grocer a pdckay'
Of Sea Moss Fdrine, mdagtdc,uved
from pure Irish Moss or Currdgeen
'chjch ,ciWmdke sirteea quarts Of Blanc
Mango, and'u iiks quantity Of Put
Wngs, Cus'ords, Grams, CharIoHee
RUsses, DC, dc. II is by far n,
,hedp,st, hediUi.st and most delicious
food in Tie porli.
Rand Sea Moss Farine Co,
90 PARK PLACE, NY.
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TIE PEIGnTAL MURDERERs. -Buh-
uer aud Van Bpd nburs. the men Sch
fenced TO death for the murder of th,
Prigh,al family, 10 Huntington count,
were exeeu,ed oo the 9th last. ThcI
we're both swung Oft at the same tiinr.
Van Bodenbrr. read confession IL
German, denying ,lra, he had com.
p'icity IN the affair. Bohner checked
and copiradIcted him.
They struggled iearfully, one eleven
the other fifteen minutes, aud both
died Of sirangulation.
A few days ago, Bonner knocked
the Sheriff down with bis irons aud
4, ,s%S,faas %ssass + e s,s3&I
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CuBPoENA IN DIvoRrE.-

MARoARgr N HrNr, bS )1n the Court cf Com.
her next friend Jno. Bailey mon Pleas of N der
VS.. GeorRe Hunt >Co. No I, Dec +. co
GEORGE HUNT, Respondent
>ir :-You will
pleasetake notice tina, deposition. will be taken
and diverse witnesses produced and examined on
part OF the ibellant In the above entitled cause,
before me, THOMAS J SMiTH. nmmis issioner ap.
pointed by the said Court for thai ,urnse. on
: sATtkDAN, APRfi.9. 1870. between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, A NJ, and o, lock =. NJ of 'hs I
day, at the Public House of tlifa Weaver, In
Centrevillc, said county. when and where you
may attend IL you think proper.
THOMAS J. SMITH,
March 2, 1870. Commissioner.
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7AsvAsslNG-BooKs SENT FREE FOR
Paris by Sunlight
GASLIGHT

A Work descriptive Of the Mysteries. Vir,
tues. Vices. spleudors and Crimes, of the
City Of Paris.
II tells how Paris has become The Gayesl
and most Beautiful City in the world; how
lis Beauty and splendor are purchased Al
= feasfui cost of Misery and Sufferin I; how
visitors are swindled by Professional Ad
veniurers: how Virtue aud Vice go arm.
ln'arm in the beautiful City; how The most
Fearful Crimes are committed and conceal.
ed; how money Is squanderei in useless
luxury; and contains over 100 fine engra.
wings Of noted Places. Life and Scenes in
Paris. Agents wanted. Canvassing looks
sent free. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
Feb 3-iw fhi'adelphis Pa.
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Plantation Bitters.
8, T,-Ia60-x.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is
the sheet-anchor Of the feeble and debil.
lated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid' it mas no equal among stom.
aShie'. As remedy for the nervous weak.
ness to which women are especially sub.
jeci, !, is supefseding every other siimu.
lent. In all climates, tropical, temperate
or irigid, it acts as a specific ia every .pe
cies Of disorder which undermine. the bod
lily strength and breaks down the animal
spirits. For sale hyall druggists. M0.Gm
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The Supreme Court Of Pennsylva-
nis through the Chief justice. deliver
~ and opinion last Saturday, against the
hassasae his nA,xyais.s saop.,salls ~
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Si5,G7y 10


~ 'i'N wv y = ~
We the subscribers, Commissioners IN and for
the count, aierestii, 10 certity, that the fore.
going sthtrmeu ot the Receipts Hnd Expendi.
tu'es o the said cpuntS for the wear 1862 Is true
., Il correct a. stated . the lest OF our Enowl.
edge aud bel ei.
Given under Our hands ut our Once IN the
Courthouse, ut NiddieJurs this 4th day OF jan
usTy, A. u. 1879
JosgPH WRsRIcH
j. j. N.rTgRs
ISAAC -. LosoACsu
Attesti Commissioners.
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WAS CURED of Deafness and Ca,nrrh
l. by simple Remedy' and will send the
receipt free. Mrs. NJ. G. LEGGETT
Nv IIohok,n, n. J
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MISCELLANEOUS.
D. Boyer, Expenses Of Sny-
der county Teachers In,ti-
tuic in Dec ioGS $76s
& Bucher. E,q. legal SER
vices in tie case Of Selins-
grove bank against he COM
mi ssionprs for Injunction
TO restrain them fro n coll
Letting tax on Bank Stock 30
;. Weirick. Esq, legal service
in same case 10
\. j. Peicrs, making Extra
Statemcutto to Board of Rev
enue Commissioners at iiar-
risburg o5
John Young. for Stamp to
Collectors Bonl l
\. G. siml son, Esq. for legal
services in kanl1 Bridge
case nnl also in going 10
Harrisburg in reference to
State tsy,s Of County AZ
3. I. .Psrk-. expenses in going
TO Lewiston in reference TO
the collection Of cot. VI
snyder County in case Of
iuiler vs Ia 4. 4. Comp 1885
3. I. Parks. expenses. &C. in
going TO Mihiln'own 10 coli
ton Of costs in case Of
Brooks W. Penua. Railroad
Company. and other cases 3og2
Geo. c. Nelker. Assessment No
20 Of Lycom'ns county Ma.
tugl Insurance Company is
walter App, Jury fees in Lrse
cases paid Oy Junials CO. IL
-gl5 Is
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T. II. Wagner Tor inquest on
dead body Of Abr. Diaus. Of
Jackson township Sl7
:. \. Wetael. fur Inquest on
dead body Of fNosh Aigler Of
Beaver township II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-16
TIE CALIFORNIAN.

BEWARE OF CATS.-At Schenectady
the other night, IL gentleman heard bis
little girl, twelve wears "t aye, apparent
" groanin- in her sleep. Upon cong to
the room he found a cat on the breast of
his child with lis tore ic2S around the
child's neck and its mouth in the child's
mouth. 1t was with some difficulty
thai the cat was removed. The child
had evidently been asleep, ana when
found WAS 80 much exhausted hv her
breath havirg been ubstruc'ed that She
had not strength enough II force ;le cat
away. Never allow cat in a room with
sleeping children.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-16
Approved, July :, 1870.

An act to relinqIish the interest of the
United States i'll certain lands to the
city and county of san Francisco
lie 1t enacted Ivy the Senate and
House OF Representatives, of the United
STATES OF America in Congress assembled
That all the right and title of the United
H'ateS TO the military reservation in the
city and county OF san Francisco, in the
STATE oi California, known us the Po!nt
Nah jose military reservation. bc. and
Inc Hahie are hereby. Iclluquished and
granted 10 the SAID city and county. and
It's successor, for the uses and purpo.-s
a. follows: First. To maintain all
streets and alleys as now laid out. upon
the official map of the city of San
Francisco. Second. And then in trust
10 grant and convey the remainder of
sad lands to the parties severally who
are at date If the passage OF this act in
Tie actual bona tidc possession thereof
oy themselves or their tenants, and il
such parcels as the same are so held and
possessed by them or who. if they have
not such possession, were deprived there
OF by the United States military author
ltses when they went into the OCCUPANCY /
OF said military reservation; or were de-
prived Thereof by intrudcrs or trepassers
against whom possession may be recover
cd by legal process Third. 10 have
and to hold all the residue, il any. said .
lands, Tor the use and benefit of sad city, /
Here being excepted from this relinouish |
ment ANA grant all that certain piece or
pare! 81 land. portion OF said reserva-
Iioh' and which is bounded aud describ-
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4eaal.
SyJyania ChiIds' Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In probate court. held at
Caledonia District, 1.-THE Probate Office. in ST.
Johnsbury, N said district, on the SOth day OF Aug
\. 1870
John .add the last will and testament
Syvana Child- late Of Sutton. IN said disi let dcCeas
his administration ncCouHt Tor examination
and allowance. and makes application Tor decree Of
distribution ami PARTITION OF the estate OF said deceas
ed
Whereupon ordered by said court, that said
and SAID application be referred 10 session OF
said held at the prOlIteuitc H. St Johns
bury the 18Th day OF Sept, ID 1870 Tor earring ahd
decision thereon Aud il Is tufhcT ordered that notice
hereof be gveHtu al! persOs interested by publication
three wee Is SuCc-S.veIy In the Calcduah
"A newspaper published al st JpnH>turN, previous to
elid le appOntc for hearing, that they may app ear
said time and place. ANA show cause, II any they may
have. SAID account shDI,d lot a allowed, and
such deer male. by tle ttliTi attest
ASA l.. FRENCH. JUICE Of Probate.
4 true copy of record Attcsl,
27-2y ASA l.. EKEA II. JudS" oi Probate
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ed rs follows, viz E: commencing at
point in the lOv-watcr shore line of the
bay or entrance to the bay of San Fran
cisco, east OF the promUntory of Point
san .Ia~c. wh rr the same i. intcr-ected
hy 'hc Wc,rc'l Is Inc OF Van Ness ave
n az: running theme. suuthcriy along
the ,aIi westerly liue OF Van Ness ave
me tn i intersection with the north .
eru line If Bay street; thence westerly
q, m. the north side OF Bay street TO ITS
:I,.el.e ctiom with the eastern Inc Of La
o,n! -tracl: thence north + Iv along
IL. sad eastern Inc of Tue Laguna
street Ia the westerly shore; thence in a
ror:aaa-tcr!y, e:t-teriy, south sicrly, Ind
s,u.hcrly direction, following tine said
-lorc-Iine, and including the entire wa
ter from! between Laguna street ard
Van Mes avenue, TO the pom! or piace
of beginning.
SIC ,. And be it further enacted,
That nothin.. in this act contained shall
interfere with or prejudice any valid ad-
verse RIGHT or claim, il such exist, to
aid IAN! or any other part thereof,
whether derived from Spain, Mexico, or
the United States, or preclude an exam
,atjon and adjustment thereof by the
courts.
SEC. 3. Aud be it further enacted,
That all laws and parts of laws in CON
iici with tine provisions Of tins act be,
and the same are hereby, declared map
plcable TO the lands herein above relin
pushed and granted.
Approved, July l, 1870.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-16
Auftiou and 2rirate Sales.
BUSINESS CHANCE FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishes TO sell out his business in Pad
dock Village. This affords good chance for any one
engage Manufacture of Fur tr, and all kinds
Ok job Work when ii constantly increasing. VIII sell
the Machinery with lease OF sLOp and power on very
enable tenn If applied for my bealth re-"
qurs "a cangr ot bus APP y A. once by niil OF
At Io"ins ovtr Z. , Eollin-' shop. l.. ii. ! III An
Holm ahIrA. L If
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FARM FOR SALEi

SitritCd five miles ON last !!.'rdwck, from the
village If \Oysvi lie, on ~tl-e road a. good
land Eu ings good ~ IA little repairing. About
IL rods & cd hoC house. rl,tv of TIM
b 7. Scr hr il. L. Y. or particular. Adde'S
the sui srrih +. W, CHEENEi;, l.. U.
WHIdui, VI. 4tf
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TOE!
rs GOOD WEAVERS WANTED.

at the DWIGHT MANUFACTURING Co. Chicopee Mas
TO who-' good wages viii he paid als1 tSy,nfy va
new hands wanted 10 learn on weaving.
GInIo GEO. Il. NYE, AGENT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-16
FARM FOR SALE!

'ss;SEls Cont,iaing i6l aces Of good land, fer
iitxlFE tie and il good state Of cultivation. % to
ssx8zsssss-A 81 covered with wood Gud timber
apple and sugar htrds uildiug- in fair condition.
with runni n house 1ni Location plea
ant within Ia of mile Of chufch and school house
aud - mile from Barnet AID West Barnet. Farm
cruUa inc udcd if de ircd
FOR terms and par ic. as ing ire OF
W. L. NELSON.
Barnet It, Aug. Il, 1870. 49,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-16

al expenscs of the hire of constables and
the care of offenders, not TO exceed in all
two thousand five hundred dollars a
year.
Approved, July !, 1870.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-16
FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber offers his farm Tor sale stua' ed in
Barnet S.d Farm ans 40 acres of land 30 tiHgr
and pasture ~ valuable rrdar swanp-, building,
harm new and j. about milt- from We Barnet, l..
miltE from Irlcham Corner. mile from GIO',n Vii
lIgc. icing well ted -cGoo high schools, and
ting For fI-lr particulars enquire of the sub
scr. Der. (lj-lID GEORGE SMITH.
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-as-s ~ RUTLAND and BUhL.le..
= -. = 20
49, VERMONT VALLEY F;t.....
MOVING SUCIH AND las.
MOVING NORTH ANU W.


Leave Brattlebpru u. ~
Arrive btlirW- ia..- o.
Leave S-.uA F.ls 80 r.r
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Approved, June 80, 1870.