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THE BARLEY SHENF."
irii-Uusi Aj' Tjyh Cookjp0 S,ou,
wM ETiaB,l,d Fr Dor
for IlOJd Or coal.

for IliOJd Or coal.
Patented Mny lGlh, lSGi.
We take pleasure IA offering our cueto.
mcrs and the Stove Trade. New iirst.Clnss
Fla'.ior. and would call y1rUcvigr 0ueHi,oB
"a as many GiirUcirs and rdiqujis improrc.
w,ufs
This Stove has been carefully tested for
several months. anl the result hnvcrroycd
50 highly satisfactory. that several ol onr
oldest aud most experienced stove dcnlcr-
ptedic, for 1t sale tar beyond our ability
To supply this scn'on.
ShGUg front .tr,.dcors, giving full use Of
the hearth.
Ip0iifordi s'iiS ~ hc or,g. so arranged
q. To give more room in the UPPER part oi
the oven: C''at cony snicncr much Dccdcd
The oro, D. nearly n cie ~ hs Top u,
atihc hearth line. which not only increase
the size, but viii he recognized as great
niraHfagt a. Jotm1.
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pOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER.

The hest. cheapest, nrl mosl popular
Walking Machine ever invented.
II is easy cooperate. siI'ing or standing
takes hut TITLE room Injuries no garments
finishes its work from IN Two To four Min
urcs: is durable and convenient, and IT.
only Masking Machine known that is liked
the better the longer it is u,cd.
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POINTS OF ENCELLENCB.

IpiN = Of ENtBILENJb.
Beauty and Elasticiy of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity Of Machinery
Using both threads directly from III,
pools.
No fastening of seams by hand and NJ
waste Of thread.
Wide range eofapplieaIion without change
Of adjustment.
The rcnm retains ito beauty and drnnss,
after washing ard ironing.
besides doing all kinds of work done ny
by other Sewing Machine. these Machine
execute the most beautiful nn permanent
Embroidery aui Ornamental work.
nE;A. The lIighc.i Premiums nj all tho fair"
and exhibition, Of the United States and
Europe, have been awarded the Grover y
Eakcr Sewing Nnchiuc-. aud he work
hy them, ~ hcrcycr cxhihitcd in compction
Eyf"Thc very highest prize. THE CROSS
or TllE LEGION OF HONOR, was con.
f-red Ou the representative of Grover =
Baker Sewing machines. M the exposition
Uniycrse.ic. Paris. 1867. thus attcsting
their rrcU superiority over all Other Sew.
iut Mnchinc-.
For Sale by SAMUEL FAUST, Selins.
grove, Pa. April -. 90.
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L7OUND.--

On the 2sIh day Of July last, the subfcri
ocr found GOLD WATCH. worth pc,htrs
fl9i, on the road few miles above Ad-
tmsburg. The .Nnsr Of said watch can
have the same by calling on me. proving
proruiy. nui yay ing al charge for trouble
AMI expense iu taking II ~. OiherwIso II
viii be disposed of n the law directs
EbNAED WAGNER
West Beaver. August II, 1870.
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AS USrERRIrIEp WATCHER In II
certain town IN New Hampshire there
lives a man " hO is said TO be afraid Of
y, neither man nor spirit rud wlcncyc,
- joke ha, bccu rracticcd upon him
-. he has always stood the test Not
Il long since AN OIL gentleman died in
the ncighborhood and our hero wa,
a, 10 "wa,ch" with the corpse through
N the night. So, somo Of the "jok
=, ists' knowing him, thought it would
-, be good chance To see whether he
v could lie %scat' They procured a
i @ couple Of cats, tied their tails together
n, at midnight thew them through
-, iiow into the room. then got back
tsa tree to see the fun. Jim, the
A., ynely watcher, seized broom that
-, stood ncar aud wen, for he cats.
Ct, Now, the " old gent" who lay s,iil
Nh on the bed, had been troubled with
rheumatism aud When lie died was
=. crooked up almost double, 50 tha, when
he was "laid out it WAS necessary TO
tie the CORPSE with large cords. jim,
!, in swinging the broom happened 10 biz
one ot the cords aud il became loose.
-. consequently the corpse came right up
=, TO sitting posture aud sat facing
- Jim with wide orcn eyes. Jim, turn
:. ing to attack the eats, saw the new po-
sition Of the dead man hut instead
of bciug frightened, hc raised the
7 broom and with it struck the corpse
n rsttling blow on th' back, cxclaiin
ing, You lie down blast you want
8 none Of your assistance to get these
rsts out OF the room" The "jok kis,s"
row knew that jim could be fairly
,.lasscd smone The "uutcrriei' and
+, hcrciorc slopcd.
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A witness in court WHO had been
uiionOd to give n precise answer TO
cry question, was questioned as fol-
VS.:
"You drive wagon2
Ne, sir, DO not"
Why, 'i!. did you not tell my
rued friend so this moment r.
'No, sir, did not"
Now, sir, put it TO you on your
h, do you hot drive wagon p
No sir"
What is your occupation, then ?"
] drive u horse. sir -
-->----.---~z--.-s--
HARP BoY,-A clergyman was
catccbising a class Of children
Inging to his congregation, and
ing TO u little boy who was some
gof u rogue asked him what be
v.
I know something replied tho
IN with q significant look.
Veil. my son, what do you know p
aow whevo therc is a birds nest"
tho boy, "but ] shant tell you,
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tried u. know that Il cured them: those who have
not, know that u cures their ncghbors and friends,
ant all know that what 1t does once docs alwsys
It's composition. We hayo thou ands upon thOr.
sand. VI certificates OF their remarkable curcs ot t
following complaints, but such curcs are known in
cycfy ncghbnrho1d, and W. neci not publish them.
Adapted ~ all agel md conditions 10 all clInate1;
contiinnr neither cal)me or any delete ,us drug,
Mcy may be inkcn with safety by anybody. Iile1
sug,r coating prc crvcs them ever frcsh and maky,
them pleasant 10 take, whle being purely yegctabh
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on tho
in,crnll vsrcra 10 purify the blood aud stnulateE v
into healthy acton remove inc 90 tueuon, q ths M
stomach, bowels, liver, ani other organ9 OF uie
toly, 4toring their irregular action 20 health, aDS
10y correcting, wherever they exist, such dcransr
nien,- ~ are tho first origin or disease.
Minnie directions are given In tho wrapper c1
Nc box, for the following complaints, which these
For Dyspcpsia or Hndigcstiou, Listless-
srss. Langucr aud Loss OF Appotisu. they
should be taken moderately TO stimulate tha stouS
For Liver CDnapIaint and its various syInp-
toms, Biiious IscaiIachc. Sick SzraLscho,
Saiie and hilton. rs,cr., they Should be jn.
dcousy taken for each case 10 correct tho diseased
acton OF remove the o3.tructlons which cause II
For pysrntrry %, Oinrrhocn, but one mid
dose j. generally fc 4uir, I.
tcr Eshrumatisnt, tent, Gravel, Ealps-
tation OF the ~ art, pai., In thc 6idr,
Rack and Loirs. thcy shoull be continuously
taken, ~ required 10 change tho diseased action OF
uhe system. With such change those complaints
For Dropsy and Drop.icai Sweilinss they
should BE- taken IN large AMI frequent doses to ro-
lurC tho eject Of drastic purge.
For suppression large doso should be zen
asst produce uic desire effect by sympathy.
A. a Dinner PiN. take one o. two Piiis 70 pre-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action restores tho appetite.
and inyigOratCs the system. Hence 1t Is ofen al.
yan,agcon' whore no serious derangement exists.
one who tccls tolerahly well, onen finds that dose
OF ihese rms makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and rcnovating effect on the diger
tive apparatus.
Or. j. G. AVER e co.. Practical Chess<sea
LOWELL. MASS, q. 8. Il.
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Made Of Poor Rum, whi.kcy, Proof
Spirit aud RcfHsr Isauvrs doctorcd' sriced
nnd swcctcnCd to please the taste, called" Ton.
ics"" Appctlzcrs," " llestorers,'' &C., that lead
tic tpaier on to drunkenness aud ruin, but arc
strae 'icdc,le, made from the Native Roots and
icsbl of California, free from Nil Alcoholic
stinuiguis. They arc the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER end LIFE GIVING rRiN-
CIpIE perfect Tonoys.or Gsd invignrator q
the system. carrying % all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood 10 ahsatly cora,tion. No
p'rs1a can taSc thcrc ri',cr6 according TO Glrcc'
upl aud remain long unwoll.
TW In1umrnittory nnd Chronic Rhcu-
mnii.r, mud Cout, Dyspepsia or Indi-
gpsiiou. Billions. tcmiitcnt aud Inter-
uiticnt Fcycra. Disease Of the blood.
Liver. Kidneys. aud Bladder. these Bi,-
tSrs hgyi hecl most fucc'tsinl. sinch Dis
cnsca a,c c1.icl by yiiintcd Binod. which
il generally rr,lacci b. arrangement cf the
Digestive Organs.
Dy-pEp-IA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Ia.l H. tn Shoulders, coughs. light
ness of .hc Chgst. d ,z1incss, Sour Lructatols OF
the stom-,a, Fad tast, IN the Mouth, niiors At.
tcks. Ta9.tation Of The Heart, Inflammation Of
the u1rs. .PliI IN tie regions tho Kidneys. a1d
shundrJd other painful symptoms. are the oG
springs II Dyspepsia.
TT. 3 iavi;orats the Stomach and stimulate the
tofpiiliycr and bowels, which render thcm Of un'
elua,lcd efficacy In cleansing the blood Of oil
Impurities. aa1 impsrtlns new life an1 ylgor to
Ito whols system.
FOR Skin DISEASES, Eruption, letter.
F,lt i,hcum, Botchcs, Spots, IinplC'. Pustuies.
pcfs, C.r 5ulclss, Hing -wosuis. Hcald.licai, Sore
Eyes. E-y5i7ala,. Itch. Gears, biscoloratious Of
the saii, Eiuors ali Diseases oftAc Skis, ~
whatever uun5 or mature, are literally dug up
Gnlcagl,l olt "t Sac System Ia rhor' tmc ly
tao ~ Of thcs. ri,tera. one bottle "a tuca
csssCwi.i convacs the a,si iAefcdulous OF thc'r
curative cT,c,s.
CIsaasc a., viuatci Dlood whenever you md
Sc iupsr,:cs buisi.ay through tic skin In PIN
IllS, rru..iors or Gorcs; cleanse 1t when you
rnl IL obstructci AMI tlugg'-h in the veins;
cl au,r It wien &, Is f,ll. s1l your feelings will
I'll yol waoi. Keep tic blood pure and the
,'th oftic ryst,m VII follow.
riN. TApEal and other WORMS. lurking In
sy6tSm VI 20 naay thorsaaa1. Erc cncctrslly
destroyed anil removed. rc5 fiil directions, read
cs.tfliy ia, circular around each bottle.
J.vALi.f;, Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD &
Co, Druggists and Gca. Agc'ts, Saa Francisco.
Cal, and Q! aad 81 Commerce Street. New ioFi
son BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEI!a
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r s. BURKHART,

Sstinsgrore, Snyder Co, Penno
Keeps constantly on hand large and
well made assortment Of Tin, Sbeeti iron
ware, Stoves. &c, &c.
lie is Agcn, for the following named
articles.
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Ayers Jathartic Pills,
For al mo paTposes of LarasTs
Medicine.

Perhaps no one ricjf
cine is 30 universally 10.
quircl by eyorybufiy as
q cnihariic, nos was gyor
any before 20 universal
ly adopted Into use, 10
every country aud among
NIL classes, 10 tus mid
but ejleicpt llurgauvs
Pun. Thu obvlous rc;s
son IL, that more TO
liable and far more es1ec-
tual remedy than any
other. Those who hnEs
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6H1T-N LLlcIE sU", 50 4 YEAR,
IT, F'ro Wig, ant rrloe., cllractsr D,
VI WEEKLY, b.t with prca.cr v-r.cty Of
H''.' -I-JG5 fol I.ar, . 1 rtla.illas to urws
e. toit,sar'rlihs,sW.il 4tl'-r tsJs'llrs. because
:. e,HIsI tw.,e w0JA .stoll oaco only.
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TREEMONT HOTEL,
Il FREEMOSr, SNYDER co, PA.
lNnfIi sNIIru pr,,,;,t,r

ENUITI SMITH, FroprletOr
Tide new hotel is now prepared tor the
Of guests aud will afford
hrsi rate entertainment to persons visiting
Frcemont. Livery effort will be made ."
promote the comfort of travellers stopping
AZ this house. Choice liquors At the Bar,
aud The Table supplied With the best the
market affords. Anamrle stable IN con-
nccrion with the house. AprilG 5Otf
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How n uutchmnn Cod Even

Once uron time there lived n jcvi-
al Dn,chman. whose first name wac
Ilanncss Won Sbrimpstieffcl. lie had
wife. lie also had o little grocery
where beer and such personal proper
" was sold. Tie gave credi, to a par
eel Of dry customers, and kept books
with q piece of chalk on the head
boa.d Of bis bcdstcad.
Ooo day Mrs. Shrimps'cire', in n
tcat fi,, took il upon h,rself to clean
house ami things. so she did, and
shc cleaned tho hcadboard, and With
.cnp and water settled the old mans
accounts by wiping away every chalk
mark
Pretty soon before lorr the vendor
Of things came Into the house aud saw
what ruin hi, frau had wrought. Then
he tsjl.
"Mcin Golt. Fran Shrinpsscii-ol,
what Tor you make u fuircd nnn ui nc.
gusss not? You made wipe AWAY
all dem names and figures what ! owc
dem fcllcr What's solns to pay me le.
fore they get ready, und ! lose more
a. zwci hundred tol'ar -
His frau left the room in fear and
disgust. When sic returned hc had
TO covered the head board with ch.lk
marks Then said she
Ham, :, YOU have make them all
right rgain don't it?
Vol mciuc tcur,r frau, I make the
f-ur"s nIi right, but puts down some
peter lanes as tcm Cdlyr fellows voi
you wiped ou' :
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
DALLAS, SATURDAY, APRIL s
.gust :as we Expected.

Some of our Democratic cotempora-
ries have been making considerable
noise about the impeachment Of Gov.
Clayton, of Arkansas, for high crimes
and misdemeanors but since the mats
ter has been Investigated, and it has
been found out that he is-clear of all
the grave charges against him, they
say nothing about the natter We
have forborne saying anything concern
ing the matter, feeling sure, from both
personal acquaintance and the reputa>
tion of the man, that he would show
himself to be innocent OF all grave
charges, and prove himself in this, as
in all his other acts, both public and
private, to be man OF integrity and
reliability. Mr. Neal, Chairman of the
Investigating Committee appointed to
examine the witnesses for the impeach-
msnt, in his report to the Legislature,
says: "The Committee have used
their utmost diligence to learn such
facts as the Committee are of opinion
must be learned, in order to xhibit par
ticular articles of impeachment against
his Excellency the Governor, with
the dignity becoming the Honorable
House, and have carefully sought for
information of parties the Committee
bad reason to believe were in possession
of, or conversant with, evidence neccs-
sary to conduct the trial of impeach-
ment successfully, aud have failed iu
their efforts. The Committee have also
examined with care the records in the
Office of the Secretary of State which
have beariug upon State bonds to rail-
roads in connection with the acts of the
Legislature relating thereto, and are of
the opinion that there is not sufficient
evidence to convict the Governor of
misdemeanor in Office" After deliber.
ating upon the Report, the Legislature
concluded they could not sustain any
articles of impeachment, and by reso>
luton dispensed with the matter Gov.
Clayton, though strong partisan, is
man of sterling integrity and invincibl2
determination, and has e.cr, in his Off
cial career, shown himself equal to any
emergency.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
Rear I'm Mind.

When disease has undermined the health
and the physical system has become prostrated
stmuent that will not only strengthen, but
remove the cause, should be immediately re-
sorted to. Mental distress is also a fruitful
source of the breaking down of the constitution
and the ravages of this enemy to health are
truly alarming. For such maadies Hostetter's
Stomach Bttsrs have been found unsurpassed.
BY acting directly upon the digestive organs,
they remove the heavy, disagreeabe feeling af-
ter eating, so often complained of by persons
of delicate temperament. As soon as diges-
tion is restored. the patient finds his strength
increasing and his general health improved.
Thousands of persons certify that ii may be
relied on in all all eases of weakness or nervous
debility attendant upon sedentary habits The
generality of medicines are so bad to the taste
that they are objectionable to n weak stomach
This is not the with Hostetters Bitters
which viii be found mild and very pleasant
Balsamic plants, barks and roots contribute their
restorative jncies to render il soothing and
strengthening. Its basis is the only pure stimu-
liant which has ever been produced. containing
no fusn oit, or any other deleterious element.
The most careful and skillful chemists have an
alyzed the Bit ters, and pronounce them harm-
less, This Is scientific testimony but the tcs
timony OF thousands who have experienced the
preventive and curative effects of the GREAT
VEGETABLE TONIC and ALTERATIrE Of
modern times is still more conclusive In fever
and Ague, Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Nervous
Complaints, Chronic Complaints and general
debility it IL as nearly infaliabie as anything
in this falliable word can be.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
LEGIsLATlNG AGAINST THE KU
KLUX.

Many Of our Democratic contempo-
raries have been very much agitated
about the movements in Congress to
squelch the Ku Klux outrages in the
South. They raise their hands with
holy horror, and appeal to the people to
annul the power of the Radicals, on the
grounds that the Administration is in
terferring with the Constitutional rights
of the people in sending forces there to
quiet disturbances, and appeal to the
prejudices of the more ignorant portion
of the pet pie by saying that this move
is made to perpethate the rule of Radi-
calism in the South, under the plea of
settling Ku KIux outrages. This sounds
very reasonable to those who allow
themselves to look only on one side Of
the question, and only listen to one side
of the story; but to those who will
allow themselves to hear or read both
sides, it bears quite different impress.
To those who have been in the South
and have been witness of many scenes
of horror that have been enacted there
during and siEce the war, it will be re-
garded as a matter obligatory upon
those in authority to take measures to
check these outrages. We shall be
asked by some, why it is that these out
RACES have not been stopped long be-
fore this? Why have the Republicans
been in power for six years since the
war closed and not put stop to these
outrages
This, even the most bitter enemy of
the Republican party admitted was
done six years ago. The Iowa STATE
Register, strong Democratic paper, of
. recent date says:
Grant was right six years ogo The
South was then thoroughly conquered !;
and had not Northern rebel sympathiz-
ers tampered with and encouraged them
In further acts of rebellion, they would
to-day be as loyal as it is possible for a
Democrat to be- We would have our
Leader recollect that it is not RepubI-
cans who are now madly committing
outrages ofall kinds upon loyal people,
But it is that class OF politicians with
whom the northern Democrat atfili.
ates."
Wa furnish fha RcnUbl;c0n ard
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
Does the Bible Teach that Christ is
God f-Thc Point Admitted.

We have never been able to draw
from the editor Of the Messenger either
an admission or denial of the PROPOSE
ton that the Bible teaches that
Christ is God )" yet we find in the last
issue of the Messenger an article in re-
ply to correspondent, which we think
clearly makes the admission. He says
" Jehovah is the grandest title ever APP:
piled to any being, for it is absolutely
ifrelative that is, it has no limit OF
time. space, or mode of existence"
The question to be settled, then, is,
is Jesus called Jehovah This the ed
itor saves Us the trouble of answering,
by replying to it himself. He says
= The God Of Jacob, who slumbcreth
not nor sieepeth, moved by that love
which is, like all his attributes. infinite
ordesccnded to reveal himself to man
as Jehovah, made superlative by repc.
tition, Jehovah, Jehovah"
IAN Infinite condescension on the part
of Him who fills eternity, must reach
down towards an cxaltation of a finite
creature that may even apprehend
much less comprehend, the God Of
Israel. Therefore has the spirit OF
wisdom been pleased to accommodate
itself to our weakness by assigning to
God modes of existence and relation
ship to time aud space.
While We realize by faith that God
bowed the heavens and came down, and
in the person of Jesus was Emmanuel,
we rejoice to know that he elevated
and exalted our nature in bearing il
from earth to heaven, and seating it on
the throne of the universe, thus COM
bining and enlisting in behalf of hu
manity, the power of Heaven with the
sympathy of earth.'
This, we think, settles the point at
issue as to whether Jesus in God or not,
and We are forced to the conclusion that
the editor, when he told US that
when We found such terms as everlast-
ing Father, &c, applied to Christ, We
might brand them as human folly" "
either had his mind on something else,
or INDUCED in that language to be a
little vindictiye. If the fogmc~, il viii,
perhaps, have a tendency to keep his
mind GU his work aud ii the latter, we
would kindly guard him against shows
ing any of that 'uhlovely' spirit which
he is so prone to charge upon others.
While the editor has not deigned to an.
swer other questions which we have
propounded to him, yet we trust tha,
we may yet get reply by way of com,
ments on communications which he will
from time to time receive from his cor
respondents.