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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-21
Resources of the Company.
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10fdt. - A4sOOOJOOO
Equal to $4,000 per mile.
The road is built in the most thorough manner, and
at the lowest attainable cost for cash
The liberal subscriptions to the Convertible Bonds of
he Company added 10 its other resources, give the
most encouraging of the early completion of
the road. The portion already finished, will be seen
by the following letter from the President of the Com
pany is doing profitable local business:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-21
BREWSTER, SWEET & CO., Boston,

OeHeEdI Agents IOF new EuSIdnus
FOR SALE BY
RICE az WITHIN G, Bankers, Worcester
SUTTON a. WHEELER, I"
GEORGE +. WOOD, Cashier, "
NATH'L PAINE, "
q. Il. MERRILL. "
D. d. FARNUM, d" "
HENRY a. MARSH, "
j. II. HAMILTON,
II. w. HAN MOND. Treasurer,
SPENCER, villa 4. CO., Boston.
HEAD ~ PERKINS, "
RICHARDSON, HILL a. CO.,
Il. ROLLINS, MORSE a. CO.,
ATT WOOD ~ CO., "
HUBBARD BROS. a. CO,
BECE6 KROS., "
STONE az DOWNER, "
+. A. HA WILEY 81 CO.,
j. ID. ST URTEVANT,
GEO. w. WARREN az CO,
0fwhom pamphlets and information may be obtained.
AFTER A CAREFUL INVESTIGA-
TION OF THE MERITS OF THE BUR-
LINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND
MINNESOTA RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. WE CAN CON-
FIDENTLY RECOMMEND THEM AS
A SAFE AND DESIRABLE INVEST
MENT.
TOWER, GIDDINGS & TORREY.
BREWSTER, SWEET & co.
IA dawtf
MID IN d B o N D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-21
CALDWELL, TATE & WOODMAN

Have Removed from Commerce ST., to I41 MILK
ST, BostOn, where they will continue the
Wholesale Grocery Business.
H. I; CALDWELL, GEORGE @. TATE
1all GEORGE w WooDMAN. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-21
10 RENT
A FIRsT-CLAss STORE,

In Richards Bull ling, Main St. Norwich. Conn SAID
store nicely fitted up for. and snow ing 1ourishIng
dry goods business Its location is unsurpassed by any
store the city, being situated three doors from The
Post Once and next door to First National Bank The
store Is 20 feet by 10 feet 6 feet high well lighted and
finished, with without additional rooms with good
from the store and Water street calculated for
Garnet Room Possession given April LIST For further
particulars, apply In person or by letter, to GEO.
PRATT, lot Main ST., Norwich, Conn. dim jalI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-21
CITY OF W0RCE TER.

the provisions OF Sections and s. Act of the Legs-
lature the Commonwealth approved June r. 1860 en-
titled An Act concerning Contagious Diseases Among
Cattle do make and ordan the following regulations
to wit:
l. All neat cattle within the city shall be kept within
sufficient enclosures and shall at all tines under the
restraint and control the persons owning the or
having the possession thereof and person. being the
owner or having possession of neat cattle shall suffer
such cattle 10 he driven, TO be. or IeInain Within
along, or upon any street highway within the city
or any grounds therein. open common to any snch
street or highway and no neat cattle shall be allowed to
pass oIn TO, through the city, place place
within the same, except as hereinafter provided.
Neat cattle may be transported through the city in
railroad cars, and hay be taken from the In
city, provided they landed within sufficient enco-
sres; cattle so andet shall be by person
TO be appointed for that purpose by the Mayor and Al
1erlnen; and unless so inspected shall not be removed
from such enclosure, except to be placed in railroad
cars 10 Dc transported out of the city such cattle II
found by the inspector to be free from said disease and
IL Is so certified by HIM in nng. may be driven from
such enclosure TO any slaughter house within the city
by the nearest route, and not esewhere and such cat
Tie shall not afterwards be suffered to depart from such
slaughter house the enclosures surrounding the
without the written permission Of the Inspector
3. The foregoing regulations shall be recorded by the
City Clerk upon the records of the city and shall he pub
lhed three weeks successfully in the Worcester Daily
sly, the Daily Evering Gazette and the Worcester
Palladium, newspapers printed in said city.
Adopted.
Attest SAMUEL SMITH CITY Clerk
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-20

FOURTH OF JULY.-The Fourth of
July committe appointed by the clti-
zens Of Carson TO make arrangements
for a proper celebration of our coming
anniversary. met at J. Mart Reese )
saloon last evening to perfect matters.
Reports from sub COMMITTEES were re-
ceived and accepted. The car of state
is in process OF erection, and every
thing looks we'll for a pleasant time on
our natal day. Another meeting OF
the Executive Committee will be held
on Wednesday. 2l>t inst, to complete
all matters left undone. \ full at
tendance of the committee Is re-
quested.
AT CoRNELIAN Hot SPRINGS.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel (W.
b. Campbell, proprietor. on the
northern shore of Lake Bigler, on
Saturday: ii. NJ. Mckinney. Miss
Kate Stow. Sacramento; L. Myers,
G. \. Short. Virginia City; VIM. W.
Stephens, Ernest Stevens, London,
England; Samuel Strong, Carson, New.
INSANE.-Dr. Underhill, formerly of
Virginia, was yesterday brought into
town from Phoebe a lunatic. He was
forwarded by stage last night to Reno
thence to 90 to Stockton. His insanity
appears to be chiefly on mining mat
tiers. He is a fine looking man., and
was considered a good physician.
SWEET SINGING N IsRAEL.-We are
informed that the finest singer on the
coast is in our town; the lady is a re-
lation of Mrs. Hobart. the wife of our
state Controller. She ang i'll the
Episcopal Church on Sunday last, and
electrified the congregation by the
richness of her voice.
For WINNEMUCCA Ger. L. ID. Ed
wards left town on Sunday evening
for Winnemucca, on professional bust
ness. He expects to return by Thurs
day next.
DR.. ABoRN, of San Francisco, cele-
brated for curing diseases of the EAR,
eve. head and chest will be in Carson
t. dav. See notice.
HELD FOR PosTAGE.-A letter in
the Carson postoffice addressed to
John Bolts, San Francisco, Cal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-20
King ALCoHoL.-On Saturday last

AlhliHN "a ~ St ,3 "
KING ALCoHoL.-On Saturday last
the trial of this moor. miserable, much
uos
"'u>eu' N Vs.
brought to a close, before the SUI
preme Court of Morality, sitting in
tho Courtroom in tho roar of Johnny
~
-hooie s"loo". 'f
II
triaIa IL vas fnIInwed Inv NJ $
Bonnifield. who defended the King
with his usual vim. If the counsel
ilad neen as Wen posted III staltiulai
ltela'uic a. ne go bi,.nIinnnaI
no uoupt tut he Moulu n"tG e'e
me ~Helenua!it: iroiesSn ,annI
1is'eu on pai' u 80 nxtant 70
a"le Inv E ei hauot,ctar to tha I'm.
i'o'c ~ ~" ,,n ,noannoriai
man ~ . nv nsntn,
'uuEc NeilS o,wsuu - nV h hn
IN "i,, iir"I-aJ 80 emf Sbnrt
~ ~ , Of hiu .J.
IL TT ,reIiGHnr7 ,'a.to canoral
nIIr,:r Jiii;xara,i7 on nra,siva
rhar"a TO- tho inrv who retired and
AFTER Il snort absence retulileu mo
~ ;nif.mon. >. M do
PENDANT. bv advice of his counsel. hav-
ing decamped. a bench warrant was
"ldSieu i"i ms "i.eS'' p" y
tiI"i va "olthH " et't
Ir" 81 the Ii'i'i'''t menus y nT
ie'ld'l' were present ""' .n' g,
lhG> Wou.u not permit thehi 10 stay
long
Ar G~rrxRRooE The fnlIoviup
-. o,,bo Clan
'''0
brook Hotel ~. IL. SaNton' Pfoprle-
tor. eastern shore of Lake Bigler.
Yesterday. & I. Perkins. Holm CHM.
Carson. New, Eeo. u. berry mon
ne p-Nart NV n T.
Bliss, William Sharon, virginia City;
John RIdenger. Lake Valley; \.
taure. NJ. IlNlng>l"n, Nelson Me
Donald. san Francisco: VIM. H. Sew
ard Jr.. and wife. J. y. Knapp ana
wife, Auburn. y. y; John sharon.
John y. Bingham. tadlZ, ONO; Johh
Z. Vanderbilt, New Jersey; Capt.
benjamin Coy, Steamer Truckee; j..
l.. Eastern, Comedian Hot Springs.
AHi'"" r'AiE'- SUNDAY "l7''
''''' -, r,
-, i.
Ia,k door OF the Lou.e. He rushed
thereto. pistol in hand. opened the
door. presente tIhe weapon otde>truc-
ton at the darkest spot in the yard,
md .ill.i in his most i'm M
.who's there" to which the Chinese
boy who cooks for the family replied:
NO >ho0tce. boss Had the pistol
been loaded he would certainly have
been shot. 50 un>trung were the nerves
OF the holder.
ru, f.. ,bo r,a. .wo
davStha weather has been kind O. con
,.ro,n,r,-ad. q little cloudv. a little
dus,v = little cool and a great deal
hot. ON sunday the heat was oppres
>IFt' the clouus S"'ilele" an aiouitu
Us anu every pYuN N"o o'itNtt- "f
'heli i'ou'ii9 HNe nu"7ii -
~cNlccltilE ic.i1>t'iS " u"'
- nv ! Va - ~ ~ In,rarinu
'''"I' "l'', -" ,a, naifon nf
'''"te "a - H. - 900
""tci ~ Ia ,nn
NUS anu an was $40"
DEPARTED.-The State Printer and
the amiable young gentleman ycIeIt
Ne local, departed for California on
sunday morning Via Lake BlgIer.
Ginn wore his usual costume. but car
ried with him a disguise in the shape
of a black SUIT. supplied by Mr.. James
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-20
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
BIZ l.. H. prER'S STAGE FRoM RENO.
Mr. Anderson Mrs Blegette, NJ Talon
DIR UndeIhill Mr. Weber Mr. Nesbitt
G Garretsy Miss ALISON
Departures.
By l.. H. DYER's STAGE FOR RENO.
IA Eaton J Roader Myrtehs
} W Brown Mr. harth NAY
d Dell DIR UndeThll "a "i'nersh
Thos GiIlmartin
BY ". F. Wilson'S AURORA STAGE.
Mr. Neder Garretsy LHreeiey
Miss Alison Mr. DartoIs ) smith
Miss Barber A l. smith q ram
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The difference.

The Democratic papers are raising
grca, hue aud cry over the Evens eni-
brzzlcmen, at Harrisburg.
Thi. is done to Withdraw attention
from the immense frauds oi the Tam
many ring IN New York, where the
Democratic swindlcrs have amounted
10 almost as many millions as there
are Thousands in the Evans affair.
The difference of the two Parties is
s,risiugly exhibited in the course OF
the party papers respecting those
frauds.
The Democratic papers have not n
word 10 say against the wholesale
swiudlers in New York, carried on for
u long series OF years. They protect
and bolster up their thieves on party
grounds They are willing that the
people should be heeced provide / that
the money goes into the pockets, Of
Democratic plundercrs.
The Republican papers jcnounce
fraud aud swindliny, no matter by
whom perpetratsd. They mako it to
be understood that a republican Office
holder who does wrong can expect no
mercy at their hands
The people can judge from this,
which is the .afer party to have con-
troll OF public aHiirs
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The Secretary OF War, says the
Day, has detailed Gen. Made and 9th
er eminent officers M q court martial
To try Payma>ter Hodge on The ch,rgc
of deialca,ion. The promptne., which
has charact terized the dealings of the
war department with Major Hodge is
commeudaclo. |, is not possible to a =.
void the appointment OF men who sue
cumb TO great temptations, because
no mau can forecast circumstances aud
detect such lapscs from integrity.
But when the authorities promptly
arraign the offender they wash their
hands ofthe Malfeasance in so much
Now let Major Hodge he hell to the
strict letter OF the law. After that
let the rules applying to disbursing
officers be risidIy enforced. Neglect
to do it has in this case involved q Sc
ricus loss TO the treasury. 1t is sci.
dom that army officers make such
trips-a fact that tells TO their credit
The people hold the authorto, res
poasible for the prOmp, Adjudication
of this case aud the punishment of the
offender. |. is necessary TO make at
example of these fast meu 10 publ,
| places.
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Vote for WIN 6. IIerrOld, for As
scmbly lie is the Republican nom.
inee. An amicabIc arrangement bav-
ing been made with the representa-
tiVes of Union aud SNYDER counties
which entities this county to the candi.
date next fall no good Republican
should 50 far forget himself az TO co
ter upon new quarrel which may re-
suit in dis aster as long rs the new
apportionment continues to make
Union and Snyder a district. Let Us
all remember the great uscessity oi
carrying the House this fall and save
the State Legislature from Demo
cratic rule. Remember we shall ex
pee, Snyder county 10 support our
nominee next fall. How can we ex.
pee, this If we fail to support Her
rold. From all sides We hear of q
fall determination to stand by the
ticket and Tins terminate the nnhap-
py disseosions which heret oforo did
Republicans no eOnd and sent Dom o.
crats TO Harrisburg 10 misreprescnt the
District,-MiDiinburg Telegroph.
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stanton aud Beats,.

Col. David Stanton, Republican
nominee for Auditor General, aud
Col. Robert B. Bcatb, nominee for
Surveyor General, were both soldiers
in tho war for the Suppression Of the
rebellion. Both are gentlemen Of fno
attainments, and cxccllcut character.
oven their political enemies havo fail.
ed to give one good reason why they
should not bc elected. Both are good
enough for any position in the gift ol
Pennsylvania. Republicans Of Sny'
dor give them 0 fall vote on Tuesday
next.
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Tammnn, Democracy.

1t is rn uudeniablo TACT that the
Tammany Democracy have furnish-
cd the material used BY the Dem o.
cratic leaders all over the country for
tho last ten years to conduct their
political campaigns. The Democratic
State Central Committee Of Pennsyl-
vapia for years received its largest
supplies from this source. r,th The Wn
dersionding, no doubt. tkd, as soon as
he Democracy got Stale and National
potcer, They tcouid reimburse 1dmma-
M all its ioans. For this corruption
on tho part OF the Democratic leaders
what have the people Of New York to
show =?
Let he facts answer
One hundred and one millions Of
Of dollars in debt.
Anl what have the people to chow
for il?
4 steam yacht
An American club house
A race track
A supreme court owned by the
Erie railway, with Hon. George Bar.
nard toll.kcopcr.
A pnlaco for lying Slippery Dick
Connolly. the Comptroller, who went
into Office 80 Ioor that he could not
qualify in O thousand dollars-who is
now a millionaire.
\ fortune of ten millions for Peter
Bismarck Sweeney, who was poor
man first appointed city Chamberlain.
A palace for Hon. William NJ.
Tweed, the likcliest man in the lot,
who has only made twenty-five mill
ions Of dollar. out of The city. by hon
csty and economy, in ten years
a fortune OF seven millions for a.
Oakley Hall, tho popinjay Mayor wbc
squawks when the masters pull tho
string, and pockets his percentage oI
the pIunder while angling tor the
nomination for Governor
SIX thousand harlois and nineteen
hundred dcus Of iufamy supported dI-
rectly BY city stcaliugs.
These are few Of the exhibits for
this enormous debt which must be
paid or rcpudatod
In view Of the facts grouped thu.
feariully. can any sauc mau vote q
Denocra.ic ticket The victory OF
the Democratic party in Pennsylva-
MIA will be tho endorsement OF Tam.
many 10 New York.
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Two years ago Senator Dill carried
Union county by 22j majority aud the
Distaict by lll9 ; SuyIer giving him
l53 and Lycoming al majority. The
boiling Republicans thereby gave ,ho
State Senate 10 the Dem )cracy WIN
have not rccipIoca,ed this favor
Union and Snyder now comprise the
new Legislative district and anv de-
lection this fall will assuredly be re-
visited upon u and create trouble as
long as VIC remain district. Let oil
iorego any prcjuiices that may have
been entertained and as 80 start with
a clear sheet let us keep clear re
cord. Having the Senate the Demo.
cracy are now trying TO carry he House
aud opposition to Herruld can only re-
suit 10 favor OF the Democratic pet
schome. Don't do it.-Mi6inburg
Telegraph.
Tue Pitt,burg Gazette says, vigor.
GUS blows at tho Democracy are 10
ing driven by some of .hc abest Re-
publican orators. The records Of the
Two parties are being scru,inizcd as
they never were before. The battle
this fall will be one ou finance. taxa,
tion and Indebtedness. Rigid econo,
my is everywhere the rule Of Repub
licanism, whilst the grossest Of extru.
vagancs and corruption mark the
steps OF Democracy wherever they
hold the power. Judge us boil. by
our records, and We will be satisfied
Under Republican rule debts de.
crease, TAXATION is lessened and econ
omy in every department is insists,
on under Democracy, the reverse.
VINO REsioNED2- 2-Whea i, becau,
absolutely uccessary Tor tho safety ol
tho army OF the Patomac, that Gen
Mcclellan be relieved Of its com N aud
and the loyal mass OF both cinzsas
and soldiers demanded that the
President make such change. did
Gen. Graut propose to resign 4? D,,
Thomas. Meade, Sherman, Sheridan
Geary, HoIker or any OF the grea
warriors then struggling 10 save tn
national lie, ind gpantly sheaths lhsi
sword and send their resignation t
headquarters ? No. Who did 7 Gen
McCaudles, the Democratic candiiat,
for Auditor Generai. -En
THE Democracy are greatly dis
trossed that while the thieviog DE
mocracy Of New York are 40 glar,nsly
exposed. the Republican aiministra
tiou OF Geo. Graut is payiog off III,
oationsl debt BY hundreds 4 million
year aud reducing taxes in Ma sam,
proportion. The dsmocracy make
debts by oxtravagance aud stealing
and that RspuoiicaDism pays VII ieois
by honesty aud economy is u fact thai
is fast Fastening the Democratic par
ty 10 its final dissolution.
A REPUBLIcAs victory 10 Psnnsy |
vsoia next Tuesday will b. the IN
dividuai hieysment " the Voters o
the party, ppsa whom tbs work 9th
esnsAss has dsvol we'd. The meeting
held throagboss The Stsis sre locs
ones |; thss osxsnisatioa is, local, as.
sed .As essdi. tay the sissosy vii
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THE BEAUTIES oE INcossIsfENcY. =
The Democracy first made Q great
hue and cry that Evans was exposed
hecausa he would not divide his plum
der /; now they assert that Evans was
only made a ca,'s paw and then set
adrift. The two stories don't agree
Bst they forgot to tell that ths Dem
ocraiic Governor NJ New York shield.
cd Essns satirhe had tine 20 escape.
Why nos tell the whole story 7 Does
tho Democratic Governor, Hoifmsu.
divide che swsg with Evans Z Won't
0ona, ,ons pemanralie poaiscDors,
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Constitutional Convention

Iu addition to the nominees to be
voted for at the ensuing election, is al.
so the proposed measure of a coust'.u-
tional Convention. This is an impor-
tspt measure which should not be
suffered to go by default. There are
matters vital to the public interests in
volvcd iu the question. Judicial re-
form, preventivcs to special job Leg
islation. minority Representation. and
many similar objects, call loudly Tor
revision aud modification by properly
chosen aud able bIdy OF men. These
meu can only bc brought together by
the urge1t denanis Of tho people
Let every Republican, therefore. who
desires such Il. a.modincation OF our fun
damental laws as will protect the rights
Of the public aud of himself as well
as the treasury Of the State FROM NJ
annual swarm Of hungry political
gamblers aud spectators, Sc to il ,ha,
be votes For a Constitutional Con-
vention."
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1.OOB GIFTS.

Grand Gifi Concert and Distribution for
the benefit Of the Funding Asylum Of
New York. and Soldiers and
Sailoas' Orphans Home,
Washington d. c.
To be held in Wa shingion las soon as
all Tickets are sold, Of which Ten Days
Niiice will he given,) and not later 'hat
November 23d. 1871. Entire number of
tickets. 59.000-S6 each. 1908 Gifts,
amounting te S20U.00i. ro be awarded.
Send for Circrlar, Giving list Of Gifts aud
References. Tickets can be had OF
RILEY SERGEGT.
corner Thirty first and Ao,lsi nreeis,
Philadelphia,
Or. r. c, DEvLlN. General Agent.
81 Nassau Street. New York.
IIoy. n. MCCULLOUGH Elkton / c.,.
iio. GEo. 7 CASTLE Baltimore WAN" 20
Hos J. y NEGLEy, Piusburg, Trustee.
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B- HERE is the straight Rcpub.
lican ticket; before voting compare
your ticket with it and then vote with.
out scratching name:
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A GENTS WANTED ron Tnx
~ TRANSMISSION OF LIFE,

Counseis e the Nature md Hygiene OF tho
Masculine Function. By Da. NAPHgY's, Az.
thor OF "THg PHyriCAL LirE OF WOMAN" II
relates to the male sex IL full Of new facts del
icate but outspoken practical and popular
highly endorsed sells rapidly sold W sub
scription only. Exclusive territory. Terms
liberal. Price ~ Address for contents, SC. J.
@. FERGUS k CO, Publishers, Philadelphia.
Pa.
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REMEMBE

That ONE VOTE
may throw the control Of the Legisla-
turs into the hands of tho Democracy.
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DROPOsEU AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
PENNSYLVANIA.

i
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
JOINT nEsoLuTIos
Proposing q n amendment TO the Copsiiiu.
ton of Pennsylyania.
Be Il Reseired ly the Senate aad House
Of ReprssthtdGres Of tie Commonwealth ot
I'sngsyipaRia in General assembly met,
That The following amendment OF thc.Con.
sii,ption Of this Commonwealth be propos-
cd 10 the people for their adoption or re-
jec.io pursuant 10 the provisions of the
tenth article thereof. TO wit:
AMENDMENT.
Strike out the sixth Section Of tbs
Sixth Article Of the Constitution. and in
sert In lieu thereof the following Ell .
ga State Treasur shall be chosen by
the qualified electors Of the State, at such
times and for such term Of service - shall
be prescribed by law y - s.a4 s.
JAMES II. WEBB,
Speaker Of the HOUSE Of RepreseEi ativss
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved the fifteenth day Of June, An.
no Dou,ni one thousand eight hundred
npd seventy o -, o,.,v
Prepared and certified for publication
pursuant to the Tepth Article Of. the Con-
sliiuiion. y JORDAN.
Secretary Of The Commonwealth.
Office Secretary ofthe Co mmonwealih, [
= Harrisburg, July 9th, 1871. !
9y<o'o
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2 9 5 A G B E s!
House and Barn |!

A&VA1O SVxxN OCVA -
large Wagon shed. Corn crib. Slider press
and other necessary AMI convenient out
buildings Good and never falling water
near the house. Three good Apple Or.
chards of choice fruit trees on The premis
es. The farm is supplied with good tim
her. and is 80 situated that il can be sd.
vantageously divided. Ii the properly is
not sold Oh the day advertised it will
be rented for one year. Persons dcsirou
of purchasing large farm will do well to
visit the place. For further particulars
call on Jesse Kncrp, Mddlccreek 7. q
Snyder Co, Ia.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF
said day when conditions will be made
known by JESSE kNEPP,
Sept y, 1871. Executor.
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FLORAL GUIDE fOB ts72.-Contain.
ing Seventy Two Pages and Two BEAurI
ruL CoLoRED PLATES nicely illustrated,
giving plain directions for the cultivation
Of nearly Thousand varieties OF flowers
and Nsgeiables.-Fnll bound With your
name in gilt, postpaid. in November. so
cents. Paper cover and one colored plate,
B cents.
pas- Catalogue Of hardy Buibs and
Seed for Fallplanting, now really and
sent free 10 all applicants. Address,
I. NJ. q. REYNOLDS.
Sept. 2S, Rochester, N Y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05
Executors Sale.

The undersigned. Executors Of the last
will and Testament of Henry Laudenslsger.
late Of Penn township. Snydcr county.
deceased. will expose to public sale, on
the premises on,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER. II. 1871.