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3O ACRES.

more or less; twenty acres of which are
cleared and the balance well iimbered. The
improvements consist of Log House,
Stable, and other buildings.
Taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property of Henry Meyer.
ALS0.-At the same time and place, a
certain Lot Of Ground situate in Union
township, County and State aforesaid, des.
cribed MS follows, TO wii:--Bounded north
and west by Harrison Wilmer, east by
Pennsylvania Canal, aud south by Jacob
Bogar. containing one hundred aud fifty feet
square, ore or less, whereon are erscted u
lwo,siory Brick House, shed, and other
out-buildings.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Daniel Mulliner.
JOHN s. WOLF. Sheriff.
Sberiff's Office, Middlebug, April "a, 1871,
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Candidates.
.iSSENHLl !.

Mr.. EDiroR.-Allow me, through the columns
OF your paper, to announce myself as n candidate
tor the Republican nomination for Representa-.
tive, at the coming Republican, Primary Eiec.
tiOn of snyder County. should I be nominated
and elected to the said oficc, I will onleavor to
perform my duty to the best oiny ability.
ABRAHAM EY Err.
Jackson township. May, . ISL.
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RoweH q, Co.'S advertisement,
THE SCHOOL

More largely patron bed by Young Men ,h,,
tion Is Eastnan College, Pouuhkcepsie NV
~ u the OLDEST, Bk-T, MOST RtAeoN,r,
PRACTICAL School In tho United States a.
the only one providing situations for G,,5,
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NOTICE.-Notice i

pEGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is
~ hereby given to all concerned, that the
following named persons have filed their ac.
counts in the Registers xpaice, at Middleburg,
Snyder county, and that the said accounts Will
lie presented for confirmation and allowance at
the Orphans Court to be held at Mijlleburg, tor
the County of Snyder, on the Fourth Monday of
May being tho 22nd daS of said month. viz:
The account OF Joseph Rrubecker, Admir-,
Of the estate Of John Weaver deceased
The second account Of Daniel Weirlck Ex &.
eeutor of the last will and testament Of Jacob
Boye deceased.
8 The account OF Valentine Walter b Eliza
&. Sehnee Adm'rs, of the Estate Of Henry Wea-
yer Deceased.
The account OF George Etzler Admir- OF the
Estate OF Catharine EtIier deceased.
Tho account OF John Norman, Guardian OF
j, Anderson smith, one OF the Children Of X
w. Eliza Smith deceased
The final accounted George Fisher Execu.
tor Of the last vii and testament OF George l..
The account OF Enos Foltz Executor OF the
last will and testament OF jacob Mitterling
deceased.
$ The, hnsi account of John S. Wolf Trustee
to sell the Real Estate OF Jacob Dietrich decd.
Tho account Of Jacob Schnee. Executor Of
the last will a testament of George apple decd
10 The first and fnal account Of Eve Court.
ney executrix Of the last will and testament Of
John Courtney deceased,
II Tho account Of william Bowersox Guardi,
an OF Joseph froek, minor child OF Michael
frOck, deceased.
IL The account Of william Bowersox Guardi.
an Of Mary Jane Froek, minor child Of MI.
chael Frock deceased.
10 The account of John l.. Suflle, Admir- OF
the Estate OF John Sutiio deceased.
II The account Of william =. Thursby, Exec.
utor o. Thomas Thursby, late OF Chapman
April 22, 1871.
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7 ETTERS TESTAMETARY, on
ough Of Selinsgroye, decd, having been granted
TO the undersigned, all persons knowing them.
selves Indebted to said estate are requested to
mak payment, and those having claims aga inst
the same will present them for settlement to
W. y. ECBERT,
Oct. 20. 1870 Executor.
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I lST OF vENDERS of Foreign
oil Snyder, State Of Pennsylvans for the yesf ISL
RsDror
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UrsE THE RED HORSE POWDER

SE The ND HORSE PDWDER.,I
HoRsEs CURED or GLAsDHEs.- Spy
der's, ". =. Assistant Assessor, Mount EtnL
Pa, q. Bacon's Livery and Exchange stable
Wolf h Wilhelrn's, Danvllle, Pa, A. EMS
Merchant, Whshingtonville, Pa, j. Nice So
anakeI,s, Jersey shore. Pa. HoRsE CURED %
LUNG FkvER.-Hess h Bro's, Lewisburg Pa
House CURED or CoLIc-Thos. CllnginI
Union 90, Pa. Hoes CURED op CHOLERA :
IL. Barr's, ii. q A. Cadwallader's. Mloai
Cows eured.-Dr. M'Cleery, j. II. MCormlek, I,
Milton, Pa. Chickens cured OF Cholera all
liapes. DIR. u. T. Krebs', Watsontown, Pa,
DIR. u. Y. Davis, y. W. Sticker, John sbi
James Finney's Milton, Pa, Hundreds mos
could be CITED whose stock was saved by us,.
the Red Hooso Powder prepared by CYRUS
BROWN, Druggist, Chemist and HorsemArl
ant his Wholesale and Retail Drug and CherlI
cal Emporium, broadway, Milton Pa, to whom
all orders should DO addressed.
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MoLAssEs, ,OuUa,3 ,350S5U
New Url'ns SU0t9O
Sugar l3'se.. G0M9O
NAILS, u ke95 50@6 90
ONIONS. pbus1 1902 90
OIL, Kerosene,g 450o5O
Machinery. .750l 10
SrEcIE. Gold al 10
Silvcr... @lO4
PoTAT's, Iris 2 50Qt3 %
Sweet. bus 90Qb1 90
RIoK, Carolina lb 9@D1O
SnoT, Bbag. 2 50@2 90
SALT, Liverp.2 0012 10
SOAP, Db,. .7t@1O
SpInITs, Alcohol, gl5 90.
Brandy "A 00@12 90
Gin. "a 0O06 SO
Rum. q O0@7 90
Whiskey.. Il 35@4 Ol)
SUGAR, Crus i P15@l6
Brown....... .12QDl4
STARCH, 81 H.. 8i@l0
TEA, Green lbl0002 90
Black, II 00@l 10
TOBACCO, Chw.G0@1 0O
Smoking, ID. .50@1 0O
VINEGAR, Vino, .50GS0
Froncll. :. al 90
WINE, Cham. 28@35 10
Port, 73gal900Gb5 81
Sherry. 7j@7 on
Madeira. s. O0QS8 W
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WHOnESALE PRICES CUMhENT.
oonREorED+ WEEKLY BIZ TIE BOARD OF TRADE.

APPLES, eibn.I V0(02 w
BAqdIN0, -. .22QL33
DALE RopE, NIanil, ,Gt25
!. Y.orWea1ib 8012
DyTrEn, North, 4OQo50
Country, " b. .2O0530
BACON. 'HaIhs. 124Qo22
Sides. u. .Dll. @ls
Shoulders 9M1i
CANDLES, Sporm40Qo7O
Adalnantine fbI5@lG
COTTON YABN1 30@I. 40
CorTox, stct NJ, ..i4l
bliddling II
Low Midl'g,.... 13
Good Ordny, u
Ordinary. .1l4
CHEESE, E. D.D. 2O62o
factory .lG@22
COFFEE, Rio, 4ib17@22
LaguayrR .21@23
Java .2S0b3O
FLOUR, Co. 750@1O00
Northern. 750@11 90
GRAIN, Corn l 1901 20
Wheat Il 400c1 so
Oats. 00@1 90
Poas 4 1901 rs
HAY, North, T}owt. 2 so
HIDES, Dry, aIitl240IS
Grcen .08
LAND, % ID ;. 156bl7
LIME, % bbl. 2 G5I62 rs
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta 4. r

(; sbPEk1NTENDENT's OFFICE,
i.'!.ii cotUMpIA,. 9. O., Juno 4, 1911. Il
H8a So gasiaasszl next, 4th inst, the foi.
loving tachsduiewili.be run over this road:
(, on - doINo NORTH. "a.
| ~ 5..l, Train No:1. Train No. 2.
Leave Augusta. -. .,S15!A. n. GO0P. nj.
Leave Columbia. .i.8 25 A. III. 11.OOP: M.
Arrive Chetlotte. -. 900 .AI. 630yA. III.
! GOING SOUTH.
I. 4! Train No. l.. Train Nd. Q.
Leave Charlotte ....7.4D A. nj. n 6.0o P. nj.
Lenve cave; Goiu@bia....,2,soP. 2s2A,, ,M.
No. PrAtn daily. No. 2 Train daily, Sun.
aays, aay.,e excepted. Both trains make close con
No. Trsin makes oose connection at Rich.
mond for Virginia Springs. n
TO all principal points. .IID'-
The running time of this road is ten mi.
nates nil ; siogex than Washington City time, and
PIX minutos faster than the time Of {. is city
't ST e: p. ALEXANDER,
i' General Superintendent /.
y. Il. DonsEY, General Freight and Ticket
Agent. Jnnn q :
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Whooping Cough Candy.
HERE ia something Tor children anfs,tinc
Ill with Whooping Oongh, Group, OOughs,
DO. pleasant medicine in the form Of
klsses, sffeotual In allaying coughs, group,
OF the medicine contained in this candy; will
al!ay the violence Of the cough. At
June1 HEINITSH'S DRUG Store.
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DRESS GOODS; LINEN GOODS, ''&C.,

surpasses anything ii Sthii inH market, 81 ana at
stu lower prices. We are q Tive house, )" and
intend an driving buainess on quiek salss and
May 10 B. 3. Mu0REERY.
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FOREIGN NEW.

QUEBEC, October l3.--The military are or
dered by the Home Government TO tender I'LL
the tents and blankets in the Dominion 10
Chicago.
MONTREAL, October GA terrific gale eG>
ter heavy rain did serious damage to prop
erty. The roof Of the new 81. Georges
Church started during scrvice,and the peoplo
rushed out in the middle of prayers. The
! Cathedral spire rocked like a ship mast.
SHANGHAI, October I6.-There is great
food in Tientsin. Ten thousand square miles
are under water. Terrible typhOons a. Hvug
Kong and elong the coast. The city of Hong
Hong is thr= atened with inundation.
PARIS, October IA new outbreak in
Algeria necessitates the dispatcbing Of addi-
tional troops
VERSAILLES, October l4.-OGicial returns
of Council Generaux show 40 Bonapartis;s,
1919 Legitimis;s, 20 Radicals, 4I4 Moderatesi
SCI Liberal Conservatives. Jerome Bona
parte is elected from Corsica His seat will
be questioned because he pays no taxes.
LONDON, Octobsr l4.-Nearly sill expresses
and steamers carry supplies for Chicago.
Monroe < Co, Paris, telegrsphed Monroe
L Co, New York, to pay $50, zoe to the
Mayor of Chicago.
LONDON, October l3.-Aid for Chicago is
lavish throughout the Empire and Continent.
The Lord Mayor received yesterday, from
private individuals, upward OF 10000 pounds
sterling. Barring, Morgan, Rothschild, Brown,
Shipley L Co., and the Great Western Rail
way of Canada and Grand Trunk Railway
have subscribed 1000 pounds each.
The losses of the Liverpool companies in
Chicago are aggregated at 100000 pounds
sterling.
LONDON, October lT.-Mr Bradlaugb, AZ an
immense meeting, declared the Queeu insane.
he demanded "A regency to be entrusted as
Judges of law and equity until republic was
established.
Three thousand persisted ia the Chinese
| floods.
CoxsrAxr1xorLE, October l7.-Cholers is
| again an epidemic. Sixty deaths in two
davs; nine of whom are Englishmen.
HAVANA, October IA steamer from
| Vera Cruz has arrived, bringing late dates
from the Mexican capital. Juarez has been
| reelected President by Congress, receiving
| los votes, all that were cast.
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STATE NEVVS.

Corn is offered at so cents 4 bushcl
in Collin county.
Sherman merchants arc buying
goods at st. Louis.
Work has been commenced on the
Waco Tap road in good earnest, and
it will be completed to Marlin in 4
short time.
Corn is now selling at 70 to IS
cents q bushcl by the wagon load.
The average acreage Of corn between
Waco and Austin is 26 bushels.
II Waco Examiner.
The proclamation Of martial law
in Limestone county, is based upon
testimony Of w. r. Bonner, who
was kicked out Of q municipal office
here last spring by the Houston
Board Of Aldermen, who found him
guilty Of nine different acts Of theft.
His YilIainy is his recommendation
with Davis. Houston Age.
Mr.. D. Holder, q hide merchant
Of this city, shot himself about noon
today. The shot was with pistol,
and at his own residence, but whe-
Their accidental or intentional, and,
if intentional, from what cause, are
points upon which we have yainly
oadeavorcd to get information. He
still lives, though the wound is said
to be very dangerous Houston
Age.
Mrs. Adcock, in returning from
this city to her nome at Valley Mill,
driving two horses to a wagon, the
horses became frightened, jerked her
forward on the dOubletrccs, ran with
her in that position about two hun,
drod yards, kicking and otherwise
bruising her, when fnaiy wheel
vas crushed, and siH fell to the
ground, broken spoke of the wheel
fcarfully penetrating her body. Her
position is regarded as altogether
precariOus.-[Waco Examiner.
From 4 private letter received
from Fort Gibson, we extract the
following particulars: The railroad
bridge in process of construction over
the Vcrdigris, gave way while they
we're raising it. A very large stick
Of timber struck the false work Of
the bridge, when the whoIcspan came
down, falling distance of 70 feet
into the river. There were some
thirty men on the bridge at the time.
Two are reported to have been left
dead in the river. Mr.. Strong, the
writer Of the letter, saw IS mangled
bodies, and thinks that not more
than two of them can recover.
i Flakes Bulletin.
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We would call the especial attention o
Pos1masters and subscribers to the following
synopsis Of the newspaper laws:
!. \ postmaster is required 20 give notice
by letter (veturnirg tie paper does not an
sweT tae law VIXEN subscriber does not
take his paper out Of the office, AMI state the
reasons for its not being taken and = neg
lect to DO SO makes the postmaster response.
bic to TIE publishers for the payment.
2. Any person who takes a paper from toe
pOsto!hce, whether directed to his name OF
another, or whether he has subscribed VI not.
is responsible for the pay.
3. If a person orders his paper discontin-
ued, ne must pay all argearagcs, or the pub,
Usher may continue g send 1t until the pay
ment is made.
/. Ii the subscriber orders his paper 10 be
stopped at certain time, and the publisher
continues TO send, the subscriber Is bound 10
pay fer 1t il lie takes it from the postoiIice.
The law proceeds upon the ground that e
man must pay for what he uses.
8. The cou-s have decided that refusing
20 take newspapers aud periodicals from the
Postohice, or removing and having them IN
called for, is prjn!a faeis evidence Of inten-
tional fraud.
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@1, oOO,o oO&

DY THE AUTHORITY OF THE ACT OF TIE
- Legislature OF kentucky Of March 3D. 1871, the
Trustee; the Public Library Cf Kentucky viii give
4 GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
81 LOUISVILLE KENT JChi.
on TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1871,
100000 II k IS Of AlTisslOL-SlD each. currency;
half tCkets, s; quaIter ticket, - 50.
Tickets vii. be sent ~ registered liter the moaey
for them may be sent by T. .. money order, green
backs Or draft
Each ticket co-i-ts o! four qu ,rtrrs value 81 SO
each. The holder IS entitled 10 admission to the Con
cert, and to the vuGe # tic gift awarded 10 it Or its
friction.
SI5a0J0 IL GREENBACKS will be distributed o.
holders Of tickets, in fls OF from SUUrUO, the liz!
csr, to 500, the .owes,. being I2l gifs in al.
The Concert Is for the benz Ct If the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Citizens Bank Of Kentucky is Treasurer, aud
tie CIpuraiors and Supervisors arc tn Hon.
Thomas l.. Bran!l,tt late Cow rHOr Of Kentucky, and
I'VE uty.Scyeu Of TIE Ci-tiU sized and respect
ablecitZ-Gs Of the State.
The undersigned, late principal bus ne manager
of the very successful Gift C-nsert for the nc q
Mercantile Library at san Francisco, has teen up
pointed Ageu; ana Manager Of this Grand Gift Con
cert
The drawing and distribution viii take place in
pubic and every thing VIII be- done 10 satisfy the buy
tcct as il they were p-IsJu4 pres n: u suyoTin-
tend the eu'ire 8lTdr.
FIR tickets and information, apply -
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No. AsOr HOusc. New York.
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Tickets also for sale IN every prominent place IN the
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE
A. g. PALM,
n II - " RI, TEX d -.
z G MT.

{ MOTHER FULL SUPPLY, From THE
"a cheapest 10 the most elaborately finished,
just received and for sale. At the WORLDS
FAIR the SINGER received the GREAT
AWARD OF the HIGHEST SALES, having
sold il 1870, 127, SOB MACHINES.
Extract Of letter from General Agent:
GRESHAM, July l, 1871.
"a. B. PALM, Esq:
81 have been here for the past week, at
tending the Fair. Last evening | took the
Blue Ribbon Tor best Family Machine, for lest
machine for general purposes, and for bet
machine on leather work. The others took
nothing. The Singer is all right. Let her
stitch. Respectfully,
e. L. MCALISTER."
In addition tC the Hemmer and Braider
have also received a further supply Of at
tachments, viz: the Corder, the Tucker, the
Quilter, the Adjustable Binder which NAV be
used or dispensed with at pleasure.
Call at A.B. PALMS.
Laug5-5motw
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was indicated by the clothes he
wore. William was off early in Sep
TENDER for Syracuse, where he slept
in the station-house while waiting
for work, finally engaging as driver
on the canal. Thence she went to
Troy, and on Friday night she ar
rived at the pier foot of West Twen-
ty-second street.
Late Oh Saturday night the canal
boat captains wife had
THE USUAL SUSPICION,
Which eliminated in handing the
young driver over to the police.
William was taken to the Twentieth
street police station early on Sunday
morning, where she was received
by Captain Killalea, who, after listen
ing to portions of her remarkable
story, sent her below and saw her
provided with comfortable blankets
Yesterday morning the Captain
laid the case before Inspector Wall
ling. Clothing more suitable to her
sex than that which she wore at the
time of her arrest is preparing, and
she was yesterday forwarded to her
home in the Prairie State.
A VISIT TO THE YOUNG ADyENTURER.
A Sun reporter, who visited the
police station On Sunday night, was
invited by Captain Iillalea to call
upon the remarkable girl. Passing
down stairs to the cell corridor the
Captain ratified at a door, threw
back the lock, and called:
"William?"
"Holloa," responded a voice,
which was slightly sleepy, but pleas
ant witha!; and William threw off
the blankets, arose from his bed,
stepped out into the corridor and
seated himself in a chair provided
by the Captain. William, or Irene
rather, is a pretty girl, about the
medium height, and well formed.
Her brown hair was cropped, and
curls loosely about her head. Her
dark eyes are pleasant woman's eyes.
She has even, white teeth, and her
cheeks are brown with constant ex-
posture, as also her small hands. She
wore dark brown pantaloons, a col
ored flannel oyerskirt, and a black
and red underskirt showed its edge
above the outer garment. She i'm
presses one on sight as modest
girl, and this impression is confirmed
by her pleasant conversation. She
told the reporter not to write to her
folks, for she did not want to 90
back.
"sHE COULDN'T HAVE sTIGER ANY
HOW"
Her contact with the world has
not given her very favorable views
of mankind, and she is in no haste to
be married. She said that she did
not want her folks to know, 'be-
cause, you know, in the country,
things spread and are talked about
50 much, and everybody within miles
of Peoria would talk about it." After
some further conversation, Irene
went inside her cell, threw herself On
her bed, called back to the Captain
and the reporter pleasant good
night, and went to sleep.
Yesterday Justice Shandley ccm-
mittcd the girl to the care Of the
Commissioners Of Public Charities
and Correction.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Foreign and Domestic News
Especial to the Statesman.

Especial to the Statesman.
GRoEsBECk, October 10.
One hundred and twenty-five colored
troops arrived here Friday morning under the
command of A B. Hall, of Houston. All
roads leading to this place sre guarded, and
no one allowed to pass in CT out.
Business is suspended, and there is con.
siderable excitement among our citizens,
caused by the arrival of the trocpl.
About % citizens have been arrested and
placed under bonds of from 81 900 to 81, 900
to appear before Judge Oliver st o'clock A.
N every day until they are tried
The citizens are resolved to submit to
everything and settle the trouble as easily as
psssible.
GEoEsBEcK, October l6.
Your telegram jus: received. We have
about 300 troops here; they are preparing to
collect the tax; suppose will be ready in two
days.
General Reynolds will not interfere in the
matter IGLEHART & LEONARD.
GRoEsBECK, October l6.
Bankers and merchants are removing
goods, moneys and valuables TO safer
place. The town is given over to negro
soldiers
The Governors proclamation Of martial
law was made On the evidence Of ". B. Bon-
ner, the individual who was tried and con-
victed on nine indictments of robhing the city
treasury OF Houston last winter.
GRoEsBECE, October 10.
To Major B. Rush Plumly:
Please accept the congratulations from
large majority of Republicans here for your
effort in the House to defeat the roclama-
ton of martial law. The thinking Republi-
cans oppose it. Martial law is NOT the rem
edy if any wrongs have been committed.
J. IL. THUEMoND.
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/ OST-HBADRIGHT CERTIFICATE No
La, issued from Galveston county or the
9th day Of December, A. D. 1899, for One
League and OGe Labor Of Land to Lewis C.
Manson, if the above described Certificate be
not heard from in ninety days, duplicate
will be applied for. L. A. SMITH.
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