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Two singular divorce cases were
heard by justice Sutherland in the
Supreme court, Of New York, recsni-
". Last fall a Mr.. George Gross.
who was = married map. eloped from
That '',y WIN q Mrs, i...:.:.c.a 80: .c.a Mil
Ter, The deserted husband and wife
commenced their respective suits for
divorces, which on motion of John n.
Shorter, their counsel were granted al
Chambers. As both cases depended
upon the same evidence, the deserted
plaintiffs were thrown necessarily Of
ten together. Acquaintance sy mpa-
thy, aud friendship, rpened rapidly
into stronger attachment. and as
hey have been relieved OF their mat
rimonial engagements, they happily
terminate the whole affair by entering
into contract To sail the matrimonial
sea together at an early day.
A VILLAIN in Williamsburg, N. Y.
has been for some time making a bus
mess Of stabbiug young ladies 10 the
back with a stilleto, when tusy ven,
,ured out after nightfall. All efforts
to catch him failed, until Saturday
night Inst, when two officers, both
purposly dressed in womao's clothes
and closely yelled, caught him Just a.
he was 10 the act OF stabbiny one Of
them who was ahead of the other.
The man refused to give his name, aud
the only excuse he made for his con
duet was that be had determined to hav q
revenge upon the sex for the shame
tul maunerin which be had been Tilted
by a girl who had promised to marry
him.
OcTARARo, Chester county, has q
frhring parson. A short time since
while holding a revival meeting, h,
was seriously annoyed by tho rough,
who congreaated around the churct
doors. Parson Gregg, gave them no
tice that a repetition of the disturbanc,
would cause him to take some muscu
lar exercise.-The noise being repeated
the parson stopped his sermon. took o
his coat, aud decendsd from The pulp,
and in few moments had given one o
the ring-lesdsrs as pretty . pounding
as fellow ever got. This stopped b,
trouble, aud the parson quietly con
ltinued the service,
AN old lady named Eve Nipple
living alone. in Licking Greek Valley
Juuiata county, and supposed to B,
lover one hundred years old. WAS buro
ed to death OH the 9th ult., by hel
house taking fire. The fire wss-di
covered about noon, aud on the neigh
hors visiting tho scene The charree
body of the old lady was discovere,
living near the front door with hel
limbs burned off
AN Important decision has jus
been rendered 10 Cincinnati In ,
late case it Was held that where per
SONS give local reporters items whicl
provo to be untrue aud hbellous, th,
iuformer is liable.
"A FIRE at Princeton, Illinois, OF
saturday night, destroyed tho Repub
licaa newspaper Office, and the store
0f Sherman d Clark, Il. Il. Fisler
Harris & Csttle. and others. Tols
loss, e2U. 1000; covered by Insurance. :
GsNxRAt 3. W.. Fisher, sx-stst,
ssnator from Lancaster, has been up
| pointed associate justice Of the tori
iory Of Wyoming BY President Gran.
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AUDITOR GEyERAL.-Sever,I

AUDITOR GEsERAL.-Several of our
exchanges state that Gen. Harrison
Allen, Senator from the Warren dis.
triet, will be brought forward in the
next Republican State Convention as
candidate for Auditor General. Gen
Alien isa gentleman of ability, a sound
Republican, and in all respects q good
man. If he should he successful in
Obtaining the nomination, there could
bc 10 objection urged by Republicans
against his election. His career as n
soldier in tho war Of the rebellion was
highly creditable, and as a Senator he
has ably aud faithfully disrharsed his
dnty.--Hrri'5urg 7eicgroph.
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Committee Account.

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
that the account Of MOSES SPECHT com
mittee Of the person and Estate Of George
FAIL, . Lunatlc Of Beaver township. Sny.
der county. Penn's has been filed with
the Protbonoiary Of Snyder county. and
the same will be presented TO Court for
conformation on Monday the 27th. day of
February next. J. GROUSE, Pro,hony
Middleburg ian. 26. 1871.
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INVENTORY OF WIDOWS UNDER THE
i 5000 Law.

Notice is hereby given that the invento
ry Of Mary Diemer, widow Of James Die
mer. late of Middlecreek township, de-
ceased Of Lydia Kline. widow Of John
J. Kline late Of Beaver township deceas.
ed and OF Elizabeth Ulrich. widow OF
Daniel C. Ulrich, late Of Sslinsgrove. dc
ceased. have been filed with the clerk Of
the Orphans Court oil Snyder Count y, and
will be presented 10 court for approval on
Monday, the 9th day Of February next.
J. GROUSE, Clerk, 0. c.
January "a, 1871.
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DEGiSTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is

pfGiSTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is
~ hereby given TO all concerned, that the
following named persons have settled their 40.
counts iD the Registers Once, al MidJlsburg,
snyder county. and that ~ said accounts viii
the 0rphans' Court 70 " hsld st middleburg for
re l county ef snydsrs op tSs tour!h Monday o.
let abe account Of AbAahsm Brubecker
aud Daniel Wilmer, Esecutors u the Last
will & testament Of Jacob Brubsoksr decd
2nd The account Of Sophia Haas. Ad-
ministratrix Of the Estate Of Samuel Haas
decd tetA
srd Toe account Of George j.. sohooh,
Guardian Of William Y, Roush . Minor
child Of Mary J. Roush, decd.
A4,h The account Of Joseph Smith and
John U. Ulsb, Executors Of the last will
aud testament OF Jacob j. Smith decd.
9th The account Of Simon Kreps Admin
isirator Of the Estate Of Henry 1lreps decd.
:, 8. B. 'SCHUCK, Reg e u Reo'r. +
January 20, 1871. fiif
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GEs JANIS A. BEAVER of I

GEs JAMES A. BEAVER, of Belle
fonte, who has been recommended as a
suitable candidate for the Office OF
Auditor General, respectfully declines
aud gives. the following reasons in u
letter to the BeN fonte R,puJ!icaa:
"1st j do not deairc Office of auy
kind.
"2d. We have q candidate in our
county for Surveyor Gcuerai, and as
boih candidates cannot be taken from
The same county, am unwilling 10 do
OF or allow anything which will operate
against Mr., Wilson'S chances.
"3d. Locality having much TO do
with the availability Of a candidate, |
am OF the opinion ,ha, the nor,h-sest,
ern part OF the State should be con.
suited, especially 10 this nomipa,iop ;,
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The Commonwealth Of pennry lvania. To
Lydia felker, Widow ,'aths'ine iptermarried
WITH samuel wetzei, Henry fsiker, John Eel.
kef, Renbcn Felger, Clara Feker, Nancy Fciker
last two Of whom are minors and have k,r their
Gua rdlnn frederick Stimeling, ali rcsidinR In
snyder county. Pepnsyivsnla, Joseph Felkcr
re,iding at Pulaski, PULASKI bounty Indiana,
Elizabeth intermarried with Samuel Brunnss,
Residing st Ciyas, Lucss o., Ohio. wilmiua,
tntermarfled with Levi Wetssi, residing al
Laoon's Mllls, Cleasfield o., p, Msry, istsr-
married 9Th Hsnty RubIs, residing ss bsfses
heirs, fssidinE st wiitsssiIis' 1ndrsv coSnsy,
Missouri, cad Levi Felksr, sssldIay At stras6's
MiiIs, Mi1lin county, Pa, iins4l dscsudauts Of
Henry fsiker, late q the town ~ wsst Bsa
Yoy are hereby cited 10 Be M appear before
the Judges cf our 0rphens' C92e at an Orrhsus
yourt % .e held at MIddlesae n the s.h Mon
day. Of February, a, 1871, ~ 10 c'slect N the
forenoon, then and there to accept or refuse to
take the Real Estet5of the said Henrv fcitcr
deceased. at the apfknised valuation put upon
II BY an Inquest ddiy awarded by the ssid Court
and returned BY the Sheriff Of said county, or
,hoy csnss why the saas ahouid not ss sold
witness the Hon. 9. =. Woods, President Of our
srid Court, 81 MIddlsburg shIs 3ist dsy Of De.
csmber, A. D., 1870 J. GROUSE, Clerk q. q.
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7 ICENSE NOTICE.-Notiee Is hereby
u L.. hn,

T LICENSE NoTiCE.-Notiee Is hereby
Aeiyen that
Elias Borcmnn. West Beaver,
Susan koons, Chapman township
Henry Benfcr paI:onville
Enoch Smith, Fremont.
Catharine Maitern, Troxelville.
Isaac ~. Troxel,
VIM. s. Long. Centerville.
Jacob Weist, MeKees 4 Falls.
John u. woodlins. Penns Township. a.
John A. Stahlnecker, Mlddlebburg,
RESTAURANT.
Iobn II. wenricb. Selinsgrove.
Henry s. Boyer.
have filed their petitions for Tavern Lii
csnse with the Clerk of the Court Of Quar-.
ter Sessions, Of Spyder County, and the
same will be presented for approval on
Monday, the eth day Of February aext.
J. GROUSE, Clerk, Q. s.
Jan. "a. t87i. '-.t
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CautiOn.-Having purchased
" the following articles at Constable's sale
and LEFT the same In possession OF Daniel Hare,
Of Franklin township, all persons are hereby
cautiodcd not TO interfere with nor In amy way
NEEDLE with the same, yiI:-One stove, ciock,
Cook stove. Lard and ke,'le, lot OF sausage,
$ Shoats, ] Cow, l Calf, l Wagon, horse gears,
] Bay Mare, I Buggy, ! Cultivator, l Barrow,
l Whselbarrow. I sled, one.haif Interest In a
SAMUEL wITTENMYER,
HENRY ZECHMAN.
January 10, 1871.
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AGENTS WANTED for Abbott,

In German and English, with fins steel engrs
wings, maps. sc Agents are getting from .,
70 10 subscribers per day. One Agent report,
n 10y orders tho nrst two days. Now 10 Tuh
WORKS desirable for Agents. Address Quskor
Philadeiphia. '
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SENn FOR OUR PAMPHLET TO AID.
SElN ~ yertlsers. Price Is cts. Ggo. T. Row.
Eli Co, 20 Park row, NY.
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TNAGLE HOTEL, y
r. No. 227, North srd st..
between Race and vine) Philadslphia.
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usdersigo+a

MoIlCE.-The underpSgnei
Ms dia' this tSi. i,.A dsy 9, Ssnsa,y A ;I, ~ i,,l,
Eood, yi' ,.oss % slssssd uSs' & % tie nsds w.od sod
S q: Corner . S 1SSISSsIa isS, nsss g 5 Slssd e:
hereby vsrns the public not e ists!!srs glth
the same. HENRY III. REMAND.
washipgton township, January ~, is5i.
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- sician 90 pages sent by mall free. Teach
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Estate Of ELIZABETH RElcusspAou, decd.

7 ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATIONS upon the
lIsstate Of Elisabeth Reiohenbach, late OF Wash
ibgton tip, deceased, having been granted to the
Undersigned, all persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 the estate are requested TO make
payment, And those having claims against the
game, will present them 10
WILLIAM HARDING,
Administrator.
Perry towns shin, January 30, 1871.
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THE NEW YORK D\Y-BOOK

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Estate Of A. G. HAsslNGEB, decd.

Estate OF A. u. iASSlNGER, decd.
II ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS upon
IL the estate Of A. G, Hassinger, late OF
Selinsgrove Borough, deceased. having
been granted TO the undersigned. all per.
sons indebted TO the estate are requested TO
make payment, and those having claims
against the same. will present them to
"t JOHN 3. HAsSIN0ER,
Jan. 81. 1871. Adninistralor.
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Estate OF JOHN J. KLINE, decd.
T FILTERS TESLA MENTARY M
IL on the estate OF JOHN J. KLINE late Of
Beaver township, decd, having been granted 10
the undersigned, all persons knowing Ii emseives
indebted 10 the estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims against the
sams will present them TO
JESSE KNEPP,
Exec cutor.
Beaver township, Fec. 8, 1870.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-08


THE Tribune with much apparent reluc-
lance is forced by the conclusive character of
its evidence to make the very original an
nouncement that Secretary Fish was to re-
tire at once and that George w. Curtis would
be charged with the portfolio of the State De-
partment. There is season for all kinds of
stories. When the circuses are travelling
through the country, it has its seasonable
story OF the tight-rope performer who has
broken his neck by fall in the next town. The
story of the lively old lady who knils so many
hundred pairs of double mittens in four Ian
euages with other like elegant accomplish
ments, shas its regular season in which to ap-
pear in the newspapers. But this report
about the resignation of Secretary Fish is re-
ported rather too frequently and recklessly to
sustain the character of a frst-class story
Secretary Fish now says that he has no idea
of retiring until the matters connected with
the Treaty of Washington are adjusted, and
1t must be admitted that Mr.. Fish has, at least
moderate opportunities to know something
about the matter. ne 81. b,.os +
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In Brooklyn seventy-three retail liquor deal
ers, mostly Germans, are to be prosecuted fol
breaking the Excise law in selling liquor or
Sunday The first of the complaints against
them was made on last Friday. They will NOT
be tried until after election, SO if they yo.,
with the ring they will be all right.
Eariy Monday mo rning the office of the Ho
ookeh IN. % Leader, a democratic paper
was entered and sacked by men of opposing
elements 10 the democratic ranks. III.
The total registry in New York this vea,
foots up 152 592 against IA. 666 in 1870.
The.4 Washburns of our own State are dis
family related to Hon. William B. Washburn,
the Republican candidate for Governor O
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Woodruff is going to rent splendid
mansion in Washington this winter and keen
open house for the benefit of Congressman.
A tender-hearted Texas physician poisoned
his two little SONS and himself for fear he might
die and leave his children to the worlds cold
charity.
Forty thousand dollars duties were collected
on passengers baggage at the port OF New
ioek during the last year, being larger sum
'han mas tver been collected before on such
soous IN one year. This is the result of the ex
animation which is considered so obnoxious
1t is estimated that in nine cases out of ten tho
owners of such baggage would smuogle
through the goods thus discovered and tsv-
ed, and cheat the government il it was not tor
the inspector.
Edison Lewis, thirteen year old boy in Sa-
lem, Mass, while standing on his head, fell
senseless and died in three days, from conges-
ton of the brain.
Beruregard is out for Graiz Brown for Presi-
dent, and jeff Davis is in Baltimore helping
Reverdy johnson to fire the South into new
rebellion.
The Democratic Numbers of the Ohio Senate
are threatening to embrrass the Republican
majority in the Legislature by none-atten-
Of Into Mmery' the newly-appointed Supervisor
w n Ga. revenue for Tennessee, in place of
g, stokes, is to give all revenue matters in
s sna, o'a'e thorough and immediate over-
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Sinking Fast.


Pale, miserable, discouraged, without relish TO,
food, without energy enough Tor exertion, yet will
no acute pain, or other specific indication of dis
ease, how often do we feeble invalids fading a.
1t were out Of life without any apparent cause. VIZ
say OF them that they "sinking iast" or .ssink
ing gradually" as the case may be. But there j.
no good reason why they should sink at all. Per.
sons in this dtad-alive state simply want lyporat
ing ana vitalizng. Nature, in a state of torpor
demands help Bring out the reserve of vitality IN
Inc syste m; brace the nerves; tone the stomach
break up the morbid trance of body and mind with
course OF Hostetters Str mach Bitters. II can be
done. 1t has been done in Thousands OF instances
Inc effect upon the enervated frame is electric
never give up, however languid and broken down.
Remember that for the exhausted, the debitated
the despon ding, this powerful vegetable restorative
is genuine elixir 1t is not a mere stimulant that
rrovokes transient fash Of vigor in the system.
and then leaves it in a more depressed condition
than before. 1t removes the causes of debility by
altering the seeretns. and regulating the action Of
the internal organs, well as Reinforcing them.
1t is particularly valuable medicine at this season.
because it is an anidote to the malaria which pro
duces intermittent fever bilious collie and other dis
orders OF the bowels prevalent in the fall.