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PROFESSIONAL.
A II T o R N Z Y

GORGE A. MUSHBACH,
ATTORNEY
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office on Royal st., between klng ana rf'"ee
Alexandria, Va.
Practices in Alexandria and adjoining coun-
ties. P. o. box 2l8. aug OIL
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| tcntly it is sure to cure ,,,o,o ;,,
:" dice costiyeness, sick head
| ache, chropic darrhpa, ai-
fections ofthe bladder camp
Regulator dysentery, affections OF the
kidneys fever, nervousness
chills diseases of the skin,
Of tho blood, mel
anchnly or depression OF spirits, heartburn collc,
pHns in the boTe pain in tine lMs bnk nc &c lever
'''T Prrnared onIy by j. H. ZEILIN u CO.,
Druggists, Macon Georgia.
Price 81; by mail 81 25. For sale BY ,no
isnlG-iy E. s. LEADBEATER L BRO.
ESTABLISHED 1872.
T S l.EA y e A II f K BRO.
DEALERS IN
= NN DN''i! 'CHEMICALs, PAINTS, OILS,
VAKSISHES' GARDEN sricEs, fcE4s| ACIDS &c.,
Nos. 5 and South Fairfax ST.,
aug 2-tf Alexandria, Va ---
CooK ! % zT1; CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dcalers il in ,,r,
Varnishes and Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No l07 King street.
Prompt attention given to orders and inquiries
from the country. mar Ut
SAMUEL H. JANNEY. MAHLoS II. IASsEf.
IANNEY & CO.,
p PURE DRUGS, DLf7SfS LEWfs' j WHITE LEAD,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY.
No l45 King street.
&s5- Orders and Inquiries from the country
promptly attended to. sep 2S-n
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THE BALTIMORE PARLOR QUEEN.
$. B. SEXTON'S
. Nou pton,cd Snlf Fading Base Burning


New Patented Self Feeding Base Burning
PARLOR FIRE PLACE STOVE.
Mr. s. B. Sexton is the original inventor OF the
Illuminating Baltimore Fire Place Heaters.-
His several succeeding patents have been ln-
proyemcnts, until this last is thesuperor of them
all. 1t excels all tho popular Fire Place Stoves
in beauty of fnish tasteful carving, and IN heat
ing power. 1t is the result Of twenty-five years
practical experience in inventing and manufac-
turing Fire Place Stoves, and combines all the
improvements Of our former Stoves, with addi-
tonal improvements made this present season.
This Stove is decided success Several huh
drcd of them were put up in dwellings during
the latter part of the Fall and during tho Win
ter, and we have received many testimonials
giving them the highest praise tor powerful
Reating capacity and economy in the consump-
ton of fuel.
THE DINING ROOM QUEEN.-We have
added new Fire Place Stove to our list this
season. This Stove is suitable for dining rooms
1t is very ornamental and would answer for par
lors also 1t has the convenience Of large oven,
which can be used for warming plates, and heat
ing irons, as we'll Us baking and boiling
We also manufacture the BALIlMORE
PARLOR HEATERS, which arc Top-F Feeding
and Self: Feeding Stove. They arc beautifully
finished and of groat heating power
For sale, wholesale and retail by
s. B. SEXTON II CO.,
III West Lombard ST., Baltimore.
For sale in Alexandria by
iy 3l-3m TltoS. Hol.
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+. l.. TOLSOE. L. WITAERS
ToLsoN s CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS

Q o NJ Nj SSION M kRCHA NTS
Ne. 80 cor King and Water sts.,
aug 4-3m Alexandra, Va.
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1T affords me much pleasure to bear testlmo-
ny rs to the efficacy of your Crystal Discovery.
Some years since, while in India, [ suffered from
a severe fever peculiar to the country. On my
recovering patch of hair on the left side Of my
head became perfectly white without at all af-
tecting the remainder To remove this unsightly
appearance, had recourse to various prepsra-
tions, both in Europe and in this countryi but
they all had one great dcfect-they dyed the
hair black. Now, with your Crystal Discovery,
l can get the desired shade-the natural color OF
my hair being dark brown. consider your
Discovery the best preparation l know of.
Yours truly.
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Physician of this celebrated institution, has dis,
covered the most Certain, Speedy Pleasant ana
Ehfectual Remedy in the world for all
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[TJ OOD 4 I'd co.. l..
To arrive RED ASH and WHITE ASH
COAL, egg size. Also SAWED and SPLIT
WOOD for sale in quantities to suit purchasers
aug 10 A. ). PERPhNER.
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NOTICE-H Having been appointed Admins
~ traitor on the estate of \. r. THORP, esq,
deceased. all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make prompt payment and those
to whom said estate is indebted will please pro-
sent their claims
jy G-tf +. a. REED.
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w ATER coo L E 4 5
Assorted sizes and styles, for sale low at 6t
King street.
je 2-eo3m +. >. MlLLEK.
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IL EN IL / d. hOIE
Now as the fact becomes moro patent every
day that the various dirty and filthy preparations
advertised as Reviewers, Restoratives, &c, are
but compounds of Sugar of Lead and Sulphur,
and therefore should be summed by all who
value their health, it is scarcely matter of sur
prise that the demand for NATTANS' CRYS
tai DISCOVERY, admitted to be perfectly
harmless, and yet accomplish all, and more, than
tho poisonous articles claim to do, should have
increased so rapidly. 1t restores tho color and
growth Of the hair positively in few days;
strengthens the roots, makes an excellent dress
ng soiling neither clothes nor scalp; but on the
contrary it gives the scalp pure and cleanly
look, removing all dandruff and scurf. It is the
most economical preparation in use. Put up in
large bottles, at ore dollar
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Sole Proprietor,
WAsHISGToN, D. G.
For sale in Alexandria by WAKEFIELD &
HALL. je H-eoly
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TOWELS AND TOWELING.
Turkish Bath Towels
Huckaback Towels.
Damask Towels.
Plain White Towels.
Colored bordered Towels.
Fringed Towels.
Russia Crash for Towels. i new supply Of
goods in this line [jy 2ll ROBT L. WOOD.
THE TESTIMONY OF PURCHASERS
l. and consumers IS altogether in favor Of our
DOUBLE-FACED ALPACA,
and warrants tho assertion that it is without
doubt equal to, fnot the best article of its kind
sold. Another supply just received from the
importers in New York-all grades from the
lowest price to the finest quality.
aug ii r. /. WOOD
CHEWING TOBACCO-Millner Brothers
~ Gold for Gold the finest made in Vir-
ginia, for sale by
aug l6 R. II. LAWSON.
~ REEN GINGER and Mustard Seed re-
" ceired to-day by
augl4 J. g, MILBURN.
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Member of the Royal Collegoof Surgery Of Lon
don, Graduate of one Of the most eminent Col
leges in the United States, and the greater part
of whose life has been spent in tho hospital sn(
London, Paris, Phiadelphia and elsewhere, hus
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
the head and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashtulncs?
with frequent blushing, attended sometimes With
Ierangement Of mind, were cured Immediately
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-16
sam uOuston's Love Romance.

The most singular incident OF in tho
eventful life OF Gen. Sam Houston,
and one never hitherto explained, WIS
his abandonment Of the Governorship
Of Tennessee, only threc days after
marrying young wife. lie became
a voluntary exile among the indians Of
the plains thereafter, was made O gteat
chief, and only reappearcd in public
life whom Texas was struggling for
independence. Tho Galveston New.
lifts tue veil from this secret chamber
Of Iouston's heart by this strange
narration: What We know about
this matter is so honorable to him that
We n, III Tor the first time put it in
print. We mny pr"mise that our in
formation came indirectly from ono
now deceased, who during her life had
had Il right to know what caused this
strange episode in the life Of tho great
man Governor Houston's first bride
was a Tennessee helle Of surprising
beauty and considerable social rauk.
She was, if not the afhanced bride, the
sweetheart Of neighboring gentle
man when Governor Houston sought
her hand. Her family being very am
bilious, forced the match and she was
married. After retiring tc her bridal
cham ber, her deportonment was such
as to casse him to suspect that, while
her hand was his, her heart was m
others. She confessed the truth when
inrorrogated, aud. while promising
fidelity aud wifely duty, declared her.
el unable 10 love him. lie at once
retircd from tho house. Ho then re-
signed his commission aud went among
tho Cam inches. In due course Of
tine the lady sou!ht and obtained d
divorce
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A curious mistake took place ono
morning few weeks ago in tho ring.
Ing OF the bells Of the Catholic church.
es Of ofZane,vilIe, Ohio. The bells CT
these chuches are rung every morning
d, 6'clock, and SO puuctually is it psr-
formed, that they answer the perposs
OF clock to persons within hearing
Ga the morning 10 question the
sexton OF It. Thomas Church, who is
al old man, either deceived BY his
clock or mi,t-kiug the hands Of tho
dial, rang his bell at the hour Of 8
o'clock, in the mornipgi three hours
before the usu,l time. The loud,voic.
ed peals ofthc bell rang out and trem-
blcd away, caught the ear Of many y
Sleeper and awaked them from their
slnmbers. Among these were the sex.
ton of st. Nicholas Church, who hlr-
riedly rushed to the bell ropes, and
soon the chms from the belfry Of that
church rang out into the stAly night.
Breakfast was hurriedly prepared in
different parts Of the city, and wo,k-
men inseveral instances started to the
streets on their way to the scene OF
their daily 10Y. @
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II was useless. She was as cold and
relcutless rs she had been warm aod
aHcctionatc.
Wo parted forever. Aud now, sir.
il seems to me that of the act, of my
life there is but one I would blot out
and that is the act that l once thought
so just and beneficial. o, if I could
Just suffer red.hot dagger through
my heart for every blow gave her, I
would gladly bear it if II would give
me back the pure loro of her glorious
womanhood.
Now that I can look coolly back over
the past there are many things in th,
the simple but bitter story Of my love
that appear strange. The ia her Of
Josie Milroy was one of The fortunate
men whom tho discovery Of oil made
suddenly rich. He had became
great financierer and successful specu-
la.or. His daughter and I met after
ten years Of our separation under such
vastly different circumstances, that
neither recognized each other until
that fatal evening. Sometimes still
hope she will repent, but have no proof
that my hope has reasonable tounda-
ton. | will wait.
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THE SCHOOL TEACHERS
STORY.
ny JAMES MAURICE THOMPSON.

You ask mo why | am opposed to
flogging children at school. will
tell you. II makes them hate their
teacher when they ought to love
him. Children are little grown folks
# you will accept tho expression, aud,
like biz folks, they always remember,
even il they forgive u blow. When |
was boy l happened to yet spundly
thrashed at school pretty often, aud
| do most frankly acknowledge that |
dislike to this day every teacher hat
ever whipped me. But have story
10 tell from which you may draw your
own moral.
taught a school once myself II
was down in rural district Of PENN
sylvania.
The school was small Que, and the
scholars were mostly under twelve
years of ago. One, however. was thir.
teen, u pretty brown.eyed girl, just as
smart aud clever rs she could he, and
withal mischievouS AS a mouse Her
name was-well, they called her Joe,
Joe Milroy. Her parents were poor,
but highly respectable, living on lit
tie forty-acre farm.
Joe was the most unruly girl ever
saw. You couldn't keep her out ol
mischief. hated to whip her, she
was getting so much like woman in
sizr, aud l didn't like TO expel her from
school, for she always knew her Ies-
sons by heart. o, she had the quick
est mind l ever saw.
But, sir, she kept the whole school
unruly. A little boy would throw
paper wads across the aoor, aud OF
course I'd whip him.
"Joe Milroy throws'm and 70 don't
law her Tor it," the urchia would be
sure to say.
A little girl would laugh out loud
and when asked her what she was
laughing for, she'd ba sure to say:
Joe MiIroy has such q funny pic
Ter on her ate !"
What was l TO doY Matters got
worse aud worse. Finally, | went TO
Mr.. Milroy, aud kindly but frankly
told him oil about the way things wsrr
going on, and asked him what course
| had better persue.
.Whip her. sir said he emphsti-
cally,- whip her good. Make her
miad you just the sand d t'other
children. That's what Fsay. Iwsnt
my children controlled At school. I
do" W
Well ] went Back to my school fOl-
" dstsrmiued on bsioging Joe Milroy
70 tho mark. A Opportunity Wa not
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
THE uNwRqfirrn III WORD.

BY DAnrEL MAsou, d. D., suthor Of che popu.
and ls.Esugs shess as unic!d Iiesss snd bean
era, .Si.giax blrds, wsvins. palms, .RollinE
clouds. Bss ntifnl bow, Sacred mountains, De.
iightfnl rivers, Mixhty oceans, laundering vol
css BIssing heavens and vast universe with
eountlsss beings 10 millions Of worlds, aud reads
10 us In each the Unvriiten Word. Hose tinted
paper, ornate engrsvinRs and superb binding.--
1Rich and varied 10 thought" &c haste "Easy
and graceful In stylsn Correct, pure elevstiny
hou,ehoid treasurs I" Connendstiohs like the
above from College Presidsnts and Professors,
minisses Of ell deuominat tions; and the religious
and secular press all over the country It's fresh
ness, purity Of language, with elesr open type,
nps steel sngravings, substsntisl binding, and
are selling from 6C.to $50 per week.
We want Clergymen, School Teacoers smart
young men ahd ladies TO introduce the work for
us IN every township, and We will pay lbsrally.
NJ Intelligent man or woman need b wIshouts .
paying business.
Send lor circular, full description and terms
ziEoLER AMoouRDy. ,s 8; eth 81, Phils,
l3o Race st. Cln. o.
q Monroe 81. Chi
fa f ftV ~ N. 9Th st. Lonis
esti.-tu or ioa Naia ss springfield. Mass
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! RtNAwAY WIfE's FAaIwEIl

ARoSAwAY WIfE's FAnIwEIL -
A married wonisu 10 Kansas, who, re.
Gently eloped with physician, left the
following unique note Of her husband:
DEAR HpbnY You're played ou,
I like Dr.. S. 60 we'll that prefer
going with him--you good for-notI.-
ing, degeuerated euss. lis none Of
your business where we're gone 70. "
won't do you any good to follow rs.
for ! wouldn't i've xnh you another
day TO save your life. You made a
mistake Ia thiukiSg ! losed you. I
never did. I married you for cosvo-
aieoce sakss . Itaks The baby alopg
and I'll tsks,care oi,it Yoa can sue
eanG Aivcres ssd asi married Is soon
= yeu pIease, The wonaI Who ePts'
|ysu asss will hASs ! ksall yel1 priss.'
'aad. ~; p yiHpt = ~
Yoss Ixss Wn1
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elect Poe try
ARE YOU A MA>ONP

D.. ~. u..u, sp.... ~ G, Dali
Church Peru, iiL' being asked the ques
non oy muy' resPonaeo ss io'io"S
am ~ a hand
Who will faithfully stand
In the bonds of affection and love;
I have knocked at the door.
tna ,h.n sar sJr ..;a, .,rovo
BY the helm of A friend.
Who assistance did lend,
I succeeded an entrance 10 gain;
Was received In the West
n, 80, .,,Ls,,i ,..I;. -. .;,
Here nv conscience was taught
With a moral quite fraueht
with sentiments holy and true;
Then onward I travelled,
WIZ, ri;raa ;n,nnd.d n 4,
Very soon TO the East
| made known nv request,
And "lieht" by command did attend
when 10 | | perceived
A M.s,er and Rro,bor and rr;cnJ
Therefore I have stated,
And simply related,
What happened when I was mad free;
But I've passed since then,
To suhl;m. I III aro;.r, do,rsa
Then onward I marched,
That | might be " arched,"
And find out the treasures long lost;
When, behold n bright flame.
A vo;ce which ,ov ears All a,oo.,
Through the wells" I then went,
And succ eedcd nt length,
The "Sanctum Sanctorum" to fiud.
by the "signer | gained,
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a WASH. GRANELLO,
m WATCH d CLOCK
AA MAKER,

Market ST. Middleburg Pa.
HAVING located In this place I would
IL respectfully inform the citizens of
Middlebu.g and vicinity that am prepared
10 repair CLOCKS AND WATCHES cheap
and expsditiously. The patronage Of the
public Is respectfully solicited.
W. GRANELLO.
Middleburg, Nov. "a 1869.
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rHARLES HOVER,
u ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Selinsgrove Pa,
(Sus bic professional services TO the pub
~ Collections and all other professiona
bu,inss entrusted to his care will re
ss,e prompt attention. Office two door
north Of the Keystone Hotel. Jan 8, g
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Ia poLLARs PER ANNuM, Payable
v,,h,n six Inenths, or $3.50 II not paid
,nIin the year. Ne paper discontinued
|sssil ail srrsarases ere paid unless at
n option u the publisher. ~
Ihscriptions outside Of the county
pByABLE In ADVANCE.
|sr Persons liflisg and using papers
kx,s,ed TO others become subscribers,
4 are liable for the price Of the paper
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@. SIMPSON,
l. ATTORNEY AT Law,

Sclinsgrove Pa,
f,r bis professional service 70 the pub
a All business entrusted 10 his care
IN be promptly sttended 10.
IJan. IL, '67tf
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P. CRONMILLER,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Middleburg, Pa,
~, b,s proisssionsi services 10 the pub.
Collections and all other professional
I.,pess entrusted 10 his care will receive
(rmpt attention. fJan 8, eff
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A. II. DILL,
NJ. LINN

u. tsuccessors 10 ]. T. 4 J. NJ. Linn,l
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lewisburg, Pa.
)s,r their professional services TO the
|ubhc. Collections and all other pro-
Rssional business entrusted to their care
kill receive veprompt attention. Jan. 8, eff
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Counfv Lines,

The following items we're paid for
running lines between the counties
Of Union, Snyder. Miiflin and Cen
tire. as directed by Act Of Assembly
approved the hfth OF April. 1870:
Aaron X Gift, surveyor, in part 80
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". KNIGHT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Frecburg Pa,
Mars bic Professional service 10 the pub
\. All business entrusted 70 his care
An bs promptly attended 10.
AHI Jan II. 'e7u
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Nm. VAN GEZER,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lewisburg Pa,
srs hls professional service to 70 pub.
I. Collections end all other Pro cesion.
business entrusted to his care I'd re.
live prompt attention.
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,AMUEL ALLEMAN,
J ATTORNEY At LAW,

SeIinsgrove Ia
bssrs his Professional services TO the
Sublic. All business entrusted to his
arc will be promptly attended TO. Col.
ssiions made in all parts Of the State.
s can speak tho English and German
auguase fuently. Office between Halle
Snd the Post office.
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NEO. II. MILLER,
U ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lewisburg IA.
bs,rs bis Professional service TO the pub
L. Collections and all other profession
n business entrusted to his care will re-
hive prompt attention. Jan. 8, '9Itf
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|E A. BOYER, Jr.
r. AUCTIONEER,
|, Fsesbusg Snyder Go. Pa,
Most respectfully eGsYs his ,ssryiees to
he publis - vsndns orysr and Auction
si Having had = large experience, ]
~ confident that can render perfect
s'isfaction 70 my enploysss.
H,~- ~ lysn. o. '67t
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| .I.W
s' %sstBeav.r Henry Tros.ter 100 . i
Franklin II. w. Felty OH 9 q
v;s. Washington TSS%ss u.STss g. SnthsSn aisss
Total ,sso,Ts tIi,so
E1penditures.-Ite
Auditors services, including Clerk $50
&. Aileman, Auditing County Offices 8
Assessors Pay.
Ass'rs, services In making altera's 1913 SO
do do under Registry sct 342
do do making military ret'ns "a Is
do do do triannial ass'nt 369
do taking 4 do sertanuial census "
Elections.
Amt paid to Return Judges, sc S16 II
81" =. Constables for advertising
and serving notices III 10
Weights and Measures.
W o Hiokok, for one set Weights and
BY cot Of Assembly 2ss so
Eastern Penitsntiary.
Eastern Psni,entiary for support Of
conviets In 1869 SO A
Inquests.
BENZ Houseworth, costs and fees for
holding inquest on dead body Of
VIM Botdorf, Of Selinsgrovs 10 80
RridJes.
" A Bell for new bridge at Selinsg'v GOO 95
Carey 4 Scbnure for lumber. &c for
reps Of Sslinse'v & Longs bridges 103 46
Schoch & Bro. spikes &C. for same IL
J. .Houseworth OF sl. lumber, hauling
and labor At same Ss IS
Hummei & Hover, lumber for Sc
linsgrove Bridge 81 IS
Hiestsnd & Boyer. nails, spikes. oil,
paint. sto. for same ls Al
Samuel GsmberlipR. hauling 60. to
Kanis's, and gravel and hauling &
fIlingin at Seiinsgrovs bridges "a
John Helm, OF al, labor at Ksntz's,
Blscksmithing. bolts, spikes 30.
a. sslinssrovs bridges 14s 25
|W " Cawley ct al labor Dc at
Ksnis's bridges 1866 54
n Frymoyer, work at Letters bridge o
A Specht building new bridge over
Miidlecrsek in frsnklisip 1899
Same for extra work IN making said
bridge . feet longer snd one foot
higher than contracted for $50
Benz kupp building new bridge over
per Contract 1886
= iosts toE ttauk euu bsPeEo ~
bridge near his mill 8 20
Richard Lloyd hlling In abutmsnts
| at new 6sllusgrovs bridge ~
A Uish rsp'g bridge int W Besvertp II
SsDusl Derr, material and repairing
bridge near Trouiman's Mill 90 e6
Jae Heuseyerth. plank. hauling, 10
at LesEs mill % 81
Wsgeusellsr 4 Gan for spikes and
Males for repairs at bridges = 81
Ed 0smberling. for hauling gravel
10 sslinsgrovs bridge o.
jobs Helm and others. for plank,la
Dor, haul ng etc for repairs at Be-
linsgrovs and Kants's, bridges 81 IS
T Bslig. repairing Royer's bridge SO y
J Brunner, hauling and labor st same 26 81
" Bowsrsox n days nasonwork ~
same and Furnace bridge l3 so
R Iissnhovsr. macon work, hauling,
labor and lime 81 sAns SO 10
Pred Bolig .repaiviug Purnsce bridge 81
JAsob 5eebold huiiaine new hon cord
bridge scross hshuntsngo creek,
per contract ooo
Same, ezra tor building aid bsides
10 foet lDneer and 3 fssl hiGhsp
thas ooatnocsd fos 009
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-16

County In debt January !, 1871, e3,354 90
SNYDER County, IS;
We, the undersignsd, Auditors
OF snyder county, DO Certify, that we have
carefully examined and audited the forexono &c.
count OF the Commissioners and Treasurer Of
snyder county according TO law, and that we
md the same true and correct as stated.
In testimony whereof We have hersunto set
our hands In tho Commissiossrs' once, In Md.
dleburg, tho 9Th daJ OF January. A. d., ISL
HENRI BENFERR,l
MI. HAssiNgER, Auditors.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-16
4 EyPENDITUREs

~ OF snyder County, for the year 1870, com.
nenclnR on the let day Of January and ending
IN the Sfet DAY Of December, both dsys inclusive.