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A Democratic confession.

The Democratic pres has cous;autl,
and psrsistenily Y denied the {. mmi~,or
OF kukluX outrages in the South an
declared all reports Of such outra ;o
radical falsilcations. To a., SUCH ",
say read the following coniessjos Iron
the message of Governor Stevenson
of Kentucky, sound Kentucky Dem
ocrat, and then close your moulh'
forever on the Kuklux question. Ii,
says:
at becomes my duty to call you
attention TO the necessity Of prompt
and more stringent legislation for th'
more perfect preservation Of law auC
order. While in the main there is
perhaps, as much security for lie ans
property in Kentucky ss in the adja'
cent States, il can not be disguised tina
since the close of the war, and as ;
kind of out.growth of it, lawlessDes'
has, to a greater degree than ever be-
fore, displayed itself everywhere
During aud Immediately following th,
war, Kentucky, from its Geographics
position as border State. was sub.
jected to moro severe ordeal from
this cause than her neiehbors and
accordingly, during the first years ot
my administration, lawlessnes,, in some
portions Of the Commonwealth, mani.
Tested itself iu formidable organiza.
iions, which deiied the local authority
and perpetraied deeds of violence un
der pretext OF regulating order and
punishing crime, BY the use OF the
militia under my command, and th,
exhibition of my firm purpose to sup
press such practices at all hazards
tranquility was restored, aud there
has not been, for some time. 10 the 10.
callties which had suffered from such
lawlessness, any demonstrations having
The semblance Of organized resistance
to the law. Still, in various portion.
Of the State, there have been commit.
ted, by lswiess persons, acting in
bodies, generally under cover Of night,
and sometimes in disguise, acts of vio-
lence upon individuals either wholly
innocent of offence or only subjects Of
criminal prosecution through the
courts, most Of which class Of viola,oIs
ofthe law have escaped detection and
punishment"
This admission from q border-State
Governor must forever put beyond the
possibility Of reiutation many reported
crimes, black "a the midnight that
covered them. committed by that or
gaization known as the Kuklux Klan
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ported by the business committee.
Rev DR.. J. Edwards, chairman.
First. That this convention aud
those who aim TO secnre q rclgi-
ous amendment 10 our National Con-
s'itutiun gratefully acknowledge the
good providence Of God in the eyiicn,
progress OF this cause during the pus
year
Second. That with tho conviction
that under God all that 10 wanting for
It's ultimate and its carly triumph
lsuccoss). is the publication and illds>
lratios oflhc facts and the principles
upon which Il is based. we pledge
ourselves TO renewed zeal in that pros.
lecution.
Tiird. That thi. convention re-
lnewedly calls the a,;ention OF the
American people 10 the fac,s-frsi
that our Notional Constitution is de-
void Of any religious or even moral
element second. that in some Of oar
treaties with foreign governments.
which are Of. equal authority with the
Cous'i,u',on itself We are DECLARED to
be- uatirn in no sense founded upon
Chri'tutity, and not Uiornaliyl un.
| Hike Nohnmmrlans.
FOsr,b. That this convention rcit-
crates, with IN increased and solemn
depreciation of their imp rtunce. the
following principles Of IN raj ant 1o-
, .i'icaI plilosnrh1. which IN tho suh.
stance have ls,n rei forth hy frmer
,c.rvcuti.ns, viz: thSt civil gy.rn-
'weu. ju the earth 'iaDds ior i,s right
'ui existence upon the same basis with
The family both being appointments OF
the ioI Of n,'ure aur morality that
nations. i'k" families. 'te public per
-0p~. vitn moral character. with II. hts
.dU,ie- AMI responsibilities; lhat the
,r'ntnqod iluo"in, cf Cob end rci-
zion c,ro,e- ~ 10 ,he guilt Of formal
ua'l1r1i atheism.
iuh. That the nation constituted
10y the Union e tn thirteen British
American colonies was Christian
nation a. is shown by their several
colonial histories aud their s'perate
state constitutions and. therefore.
it wa- and is no more than simple
Justice to tie people t. reflect their
.utimcnt- in the National Ccusttu-
ton.
.S,rti, That 10 view II the crntro'.-
ins power OF the Constitution in shor-
ing State rs well ~ niuon,l puicy.
it is Of inmc iiatc Importance to pub
lie morals and TO social order 10 secure
such al smendment ~ will indicate
that this is o Christian nation, and
place all Christian laws, institutions
aud usSses Of our government on an
unicuishle LEGAL basis in the iuuda.
mental law Of the nation. especially
those which secure proper oath. aud
which pro,cc, society usaiu'; bIa-phe-
my, Sabbath-hrcaling. and p,iygnmy.
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rl-- N II 49, g. q
ope"A'' =" ''a'e'o' "u' o'a'e Se ga"
is emitted to great credit Ter establish
ing rules under his jurisdiction to pro.
hibit senssless legisla,ion which nrorsrl,
ho,,,..,o a. ;n,;.l;,,;,. or -
" ,,'n ~
cou''s' bii's o' '"e 'u"'"ibg 'h"'ac
ter he intends t, taboo:
Bills upon any or tie following sub
jcc,- are ruled motto tc 10 oriyr.uaic.
the provision o. the Constitution. ard
the GGh joint lulc. Senators viii T.,
out oi order in reading such bills. and
the Senate Commuters will be out ol
order in rrrpr,p. any bill comprised
herein :--lh, adoption Of children;
the -tau'ug ui divorce for any vf ia,
following caUs - Adultery; c'ur.
treatment; dc.crtion; i'm. .,cucv COM
ssn-uinity or affinity within the sat
u,e ; ma,riagc obtduci by liaud, iorcC
or coercion; CONVICTION tor felony
void marriages. The creation or al
icratiOn Of election Districts; iiyjI. ul
changing the place OF holding elections
Authorizing the sale Of real estate
mortgage ,i real estate. or conveying
real estate on ground rent. Ch.ugiu.
school districts snd creatin. IL icpeui
cut school di,trirs. D,,iIug town
ships aud creating new townships
Changing the liucs or Limits OF nor.
ough~, incorpl plraiin. blroughS or a.
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VHE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
q EI Ls RID
0ride Gold Watches.
sic, .iI5. 500. s-is55.

nurlng the past four ycars our watches have
hcru so thoroughly tested, that for appearance.
sNlc ui hnl.l, AID accuracy of lime. keeping
The "fierifd Wpf"lc-'' are universally acceiod
~" hest. rhcy retain ihcir Jrilllancy and color
urtU worn out
qs-ii after purchasing and fairly irving, any
one 10 r"t iHlly satisfied, We viii chcericlly re.
nIrI nc money.
Bg' rhcy are nll I'm Hunting Gases, Gentle.
Wcu's .Bl Ladies' sizes. livery Watch guaran.
tc'i ip- true lul elr. by spcclal certificate.
Et.N large assortment "lmproved uride"
chains, p to As. Also, Gentleinens and La
dic'- i"W"lry In great variety.
80 NrWhre " limitations. Ordor direct f'om
~ or oar authorized aucuts Agents and others
app,ying for circulars will please enclose three
cent stamp Tor postage.
God, sSni TO bc paid on delivery. Customers
permitted to examine what they order tbeiore
paving bills. on payment of Express charges
10th ways.
ss-Whon SIX Watched are ordered nj once,
We viii fcn' an extra watch tofs tme klnd) free
fS- Purchasers reslilug at some distance from
Express offices, aud desiring to save time and
expenses. can have the goods sent by miil,
by remittiug with the ordor) the amount
required Wy y. q. Money order registered letter,
dralt, or check. payable 20 our order. al risk
Address plainly, JAMES GERARD Il co,
IS NASSAU STREET. Ngw YoKn.
=. o. Box 3,Sol (Dec. l5-3m.l
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A GERMAN living 10 Sharon. Ohio,
while on his way home from q nights
debauch recently, slipped aud fell on
the pavement. Being unable to rise
he was carried to his home, where, on
being undrcssed, il was found that n
pencil. which he carried in his pocket,
had penetrated his side, near his heart.
three or four inches. lie died in about
an hour.
Mr. Hockcrsmith, n tanner in Cham.
bersburg, whilst engaged in tleshipg n
hide, cut his finger slightly. 1t be-
came infamed, and spread through
his whole system, resulting iu lock
jaw, aud but little hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
A youn. married woman, sppareut.
ly 10 good health, fell dead 10 Goats.
vile. Chester Co. n few days ago
while preparing dinner, and her aaet
mother, has'rnlug down stairs IN b.
Ing summoned, lel! aud was killed in
stantly.
A BILL has bccn introduced In N,
House, to prohibit the sale of spirit.
uous liquors on the days Of election IN
this State.
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TIL E POST


TnE FALL OF PARis.--Thc even,
which Frepcbmcn dreaded, Germans
hoped for aud all anticipated, has at
last occurred, and Paris, after q siege
OF 1877 days, has at last succumbcd
and its surrender, il is TO be hoped
will close this remarkable war. An
armis'ice OF three weeks hss bced
agreed upon, the German army in the
meantime TO occupy the forts around
the city; the national assembly OF
France will be convened in fortnight
and peace for the present, at least, viii
lie tho result.
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JahUaTf ~ 1911.
Mn. J Grouse, EpIroR posT -
am at n loss,wiihout the Post, and wish
you to send-it along. 1t IL source Of
pleasure TO read. weekly, the local items
of little Snyder Six years have elapsed
since we bid adieu TO Snyder county
and pitched our tents 10 Missouri.
Land has advanced from IS and sc to
IS25 aud $50 The tiibutarics 10 the
great ocean Of emigration are popnla-
ting our State very rapidly Railroads
are rapidly constructing msnufacicrie'
bnildipg. agriculture looking for a
higher stand ard. and egeten and coal
fields developing. 'Capt.N x. Ritter
and J. VI App, With thor families.
resid here aud enjoy good health Re
member tbs to our old lricpds.
J. +. HAcs.rSgERd.
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DOWNFALL Of PARIS.
Official Announcement Of tho
Surrendr..

LpNDoN, Jan. 99-i.2D j VI The
Emperor William has sent the ip'-
Iovins teI"sraphjc despatch to the
Emriess Augps'd
"NgRsAILLEs - p. VI. Sunday
Last r,sl' al srlnj>;i's for three
ws,k, WIS s'.oed Tn. Regulars
Mobiles are 10 bc ,oi'rnri in psr,s A.
prisoners oi war The National Guard
will undertake h. maintenance of or-
Ter. We occupy aIl the Forts Paris
remains invested, but will be allowed
to revitual as soon ss arms are sur
rendered.
The National Assembly is 10 be
sum moned TO meet ~ Bordeaux 10 II
fortnight. All the armies IN the field
will retain their respective positions,
the ground between opposing lines to
be neutral.
This is the reward Of patriotism
hsroism, aui great sacrifices. Thank
God for thi- fresh mercy May
peace soon follow.
Sigued WILHELM"
VKRsAILLrs, Jan. 20. via London.
Jan 29-Nocn The German troops
occupied the forts around Paris al
10 O'Clock this morning.
The entire garrison of Paris, except
the National Guard, surrender their
arms.
The armistice expires on the 10Th
Of February.
"NERsAlLLEs, Jan. 27.-An arms
has been agreed upon which is TO cx-
tend Immediately TO the whole OF
France.
Jan. 29-G.3O A. VI "A despatch
from Versailles announces that Bis
marck sigoei on Saturday, with VI
Fsvre, the capitulation OF all the Paris
forts aud an armlstics Of three weeks
on land and SEQ, the Army OF Paris 70
remain prisoners Of war within the
capital
WAsHIdToY, Jan. 29.-Secretary
Fish has received the following toIe
gram from Mr.. Moran, our Change d
Ailaires at London, dated London
Sunday Morning, Jan. 20:
"The German Ambassador here
has officially Informed me that the
capitulation OF all the Paris forts. and
an armistice Of three weeks, by land
and sea, was signed about eight O'Clock
last evening at Versailles by Count
Bismarck aud MIR. julius Fayre The
Army OF Paris will remain prisoners
Of war in the city, but il is not known
whether they arc to be disarme1 or
not. No details have yet besn re-
eeiysd.
The terms of peace offered by Bis
marct to the French nation are as
follows:
fira--The cession Of the province
of Alasce aud that part OF the province
OF Lorraine known as German Lorraine
Secoad-A money indemnity of one
thousand millions Of francs.
7hn d-Forty war ships from the
French fleet.
Eonrth-One Of the colonie, now
neiu py TTsucc'
Tho money indemnity must be guar
anteed by the municipalities II TN,
guarantee is refused, tho property OF
rich individuals will be held possession
of until acquiescence is obtained.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 30.-A Gordon has
been drawn around Paris. and no per.
son is allowed 10 enter or leave with
OUT permit from the German authori.
ties.
Tho rovictualling Of tho city will
proceed under German supervision.
Confidence is expressed at the German
that peace has been se-
cured. The German soldiers arc cha
grlusd Al being prohibited itep entering.
q. 4 y III sls 3
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INDIANA DIVORCES. --Govcrnnr Be-
ker of Indiana. 10 biz recent message,
iwells at length and with gres, sever
ity. upon the facility with which
citizens of other States. after a pre-
tended residence in Indiana, obtained
divorces, and they return to their
homes from which they had fed Tor
that very purpose. The laws uuder
which such schcmes can he carried
out, he says, are reproach TO the
civilization of the age. aud are in VIC.
lation Of the comfy OF sister States
The Goveiror rccommeds that The
clause of the statute which nuthorizs-
divoie for any canse that the Court
may deem sufficient should bc rspc,l ed
and that the clause making cru,.
treatment good cansc ui divorce
should he 50 amended ~ to rcqul',
the treutmcnt To be cruel sni inhGm,n
or crual and barharog- lie also re-
rommends certain changes in the
practice O, divnrce eases. which would
render impossible the c'Iu,iv, o.
irau du'ent separation of husband an
" 'e, and says that with such amrud-
ments Indiana divorces would soon
cease 10 be advertised in the Atlantic
cities rs marketable commodities.
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THE SIAMEsg Twins EcLIPsED 49,
We leurn, on what We are couslraiuod
to consider good authority, that pair
If twins were born very lately in
Bucks county near Bristol, in this
State. one OF which is a mulatto ami
ia. other pure Caucasian The
mother IL the white wife of respecta
be white citizen. whose name we
withhold, for obvious reasons, and
who il said to be sore Y puzzled over
this phenomcnou which. We may SAFE
~ predict, will puzzle also the eth
nologis,s and all sort of naturallsts.
We would not attempt an explanation,
unless We could be pursuadsd that ma
tur- stepped aside for n moment
TO vidIicste the fifteenth amendment ;
but, as her freaks have nOthi0g 10 do
with politics, we give il mp. 1.-THE
children both live and grow to np-
turity. they will pass into history ~.
creatures far more wonderful than
Msssrs. Chang aud Eup. tarmily OF
Siam, but now Of North Carolina. -
Dan
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Amendment 10 the COnstltu
lion.

The National Convention, compos-
ed Of clerical and lay delegates, whose
object is TO have an amendment to
the Federal constitution, IN which
God shah be properly acknowledged
held its meeting in Concert Hall, in
Philadelphia, on the ls:b, 18th, and
10th ult. The Hon. VIM. Strong,
Associate Judge of the Supreme Court
Of The United States, was elected
President for the ensuing year. Ex-
Governor Pollock presided over the
pcnysrticn vhisR Rsf tast closed.
\ As foll0vloC 7 i llsas vSEs -
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ID lC,sTER'S NOTlCE.-Noticc is
At hereby given 10 al concerned, that the
following named persons have settled their ac.
ruunts Ia the Registers once, az NliJilrhurg.
~uyitr county, and HAT the saii accounts viii
hs pre- entel tor eunnrultiun and lllIWuUce NJ
,He Orphans Count - be hglt at dliqlrbuT;,lur
the county Of Snyder, on the Fourth Monday of
February belIg ias -5gh daS Of sIil month, via:
Ist Iro account OF Albanian Brubcckrr
and Daniel Wilmer, Executors II tho Last
will * testament OF Jacob Bruheoker dec 4.
2nd The account OF Sophia Haas, Ad.
miuistratrix Of the Estate OF Samuel Haas
decd.
Bird The account Of George J.. Schoch,
Guardian Of William +, Roush Minor
child Of Mary !. Roush, decd.
i,h The account of Joseph Smith and
John U. ulsh, Executors of the last will
aud testament Of Jacob J. Smith decd
9th The account OF Simon kreps Admin
istralor ef the Estate of Henry Kreps deed.
8. B. SCnUCK, Reg'r 4 Rec'r.
January 20, 1871.
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T LICENSE NOTlCE.-Nonte IS hereby
Laiven that
Elias Doreman, West Beaver,
Henry Houser Beaver Springs
Jacob Bcnfcr rax'uuvl,c
En"ch smith. Freemont.
ta,hn,inc Mattcrn, TroEelyille.
Isaac y. Trovcl.
Nm, :. Long, Centervipc.
Jacob Wrisi. McNces Falls.
John T., Noodliny, pcuns Township.
John \ Stuhncrkcr Nlil,rbhurg,
RANT
Iohn II. Wcnrith. Sl.n,groyc.
Henry ;. Hoyar.
have l.ei their petitions Tor Tavern Ii
ceH-e VITA the Cl'rk of the Court OF Quar-.
ter Sessions, of Snyder County, aud the
came will bee prc,tur.i for approval on
Monday, the 21,h dag of February next.
J. GROUSE, Ciuk, q, ).
Jan. "a 1871.
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. Snyder County, SIS.

The Commonwealth of pennsyivanin. To
Lydia felker, Widow, tathariuc intermarried
with Samuei we,zcl; Henry Felker, John Pei.
kef, Reuben Feiker, CLARA Eelker, Nancy Tefkcr
list Two OF whom are minors and have fsr their
Guardian Frederick stineiinu, ali rcsdlnr in
snyder county, Pennsylvnniai Joseph Fsiker
residing At Pulaski, pnla.ki county. Jndiana,
Elizabeth iniormarrlei with samuel frunuer.
Residing at ely 9, Lucas Go, Ohio; wiiiri0e'
intermarried with Lavi Weisei, residing AZ
Lrc"n's Mills, rlearhoid To-, Ps. Mary. in,e,.
married With Henry '.nhie. residing At Birncs.
Vile, Barbon county. Kansis. Ephra i'm Teikr+i.
heirs, residing ut Whtesvifie, Andrew cnrniy
Missouri; and Levi Felker. residing nt Straub
Mills, Minlin county, Pa. Iineal necendants Of
Henry FelkcJ, lte of the townshlpo OF west Bea.
yer, nyder County, decea sed. Greeting:
loy are hereby cited 10 be and appear before
the Judges OF our Orphens' Court. n I i'm Orphnrs
court 80 te held at Middlehure ON the Hh' Mon.
day. Of February 4. ID. ls1i. ~ 10 1'clnrs In tho
f1lcuyun, then nnl there To accept or refuse ~
take the Real Fstate o. the said Henry Teller,
deceased. nc the appraised valuation nut upan
II by IN Inquest jhiy awar 'cd by tue said Court
and feiurncd.by the sheriff uf said county or
show cause Why tho came should not he sold
And hereof fail not.
witness the Hon. -" Woods. President Of our
srid Court, At Mlidleburg. thl, 3lst dsy OF De.
center, A. u #, $50. J. GROUSE, Clerk q. g.
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Committee Account,

NOTICE. Notice is hereby giyrn
TIM, the account Of MOSES SrEIHr com.
mittre Of the person and Es,atc of George
Fail, a Lunallc OF Beaver TOWNSHIP. Suy
Ter county. penn'a. has been d'rl Nith
the Probationary OF Sny Ter rounty AMI
the same viii he presented 10 Court for
conformation on Monday the 27th, day OF
February next. = GROUSE. Prl,h1u Y
Midi, burg Jan. -, ls1l.
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TIL Law or Ary rRusi>G --Ou
conclusion Of s,uit recently endod IN
New lu'k. in which the publishers
OF 0 'ai!y payer recovered a judgment
Il eI14 against a m,r'ahtir hrm FOR
advertising. some facts were brwgUl
aut that the public viii d. well t.
heed. The advertisement wa, sent
to the Office by the hrm, but with mo-
accompanying order ns to how mnny
times II should be psb'i,hed This
being the case, il was marked "u,'
tJrbiidcu,' aud published in every
edition uutil the bill sm uutci o. the
sum obOve stated. The iifm copteu l.
rd thai /. vs. the intention to have
the advertisement inserted hut u'ce.
tuJ stated III" they ssv II sppcit
DAY after lay ard iil not order il
nut. n" cuur hc.d Ina the r1h.i-h-
e.. pursued the only .ui usual course
Irit hem, and that the dcf,udnus :
were - .,s'nt 10 not sending in,ttuc
ions at fr,,, or MT oiderlng the si-
.cmrut out sub.cqucntly, sud
rendered judgment ior the amount OF
he bill
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
4a5s5s 4.::s rs !IISlNsI s
Twelve Years 'ITsss &c Wild Indians 6. Plain

lie r,marhullc adventure. e the hu.u
WHITE CHIEF ant $40 WARRIOR amuag
the Red .klns. Thrilling accounts Of Cred
. Hunts lltirbrelith ESCAPES unl Terrn',
tribg.. spirited descripti ms IT the LILlt. 40!
sUN'r'itipus ~ th1t strange pocple. The,i
sorts, Legends Traditions. why they scalp
How they WOO and WE'D, Doctor Wcr.Glp
, * sc
New, Fresh ani popular Pace Low. Its
selling hy the tN .u-Iui wltf w,ulHrtui rap. .lIfy
Agents are making irDT so T. iiuO per WcoE
some cuulce hoi set 70 be hiu. hpp,y 81
once for sim'lo chapters II illustrated and lgl
.pirtlrultrs 10 a. n HUBBARD, Publ.s-G
. 100 Chestnut st, phill
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Estate otJoHN J. KLINE, deed.

IL on the estate of JOHN y. KLINE late Of
Beaver township, decd, having been granted to
the undersigned. All persons knowing themselves
indebted u the estate are requested TO make
payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them to
JESSE KNEPP.
Executor.
Beaver township, Fec. 8, 1870.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Estate Of ELIzhnETH REicuENBACu, deed.
I ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION upln the
!e.tate 1t Elizabeth RglclenhaCh, late 0G VAST
ir gtun tp., deceased, having been grtnted t. the
uniersguei, all persons showing themsc, cs
indebted t. tho estate are requested 10 msAe
payment, and those having clalus against the
same, will present them TO
WILLIAM HARUINf,
Administrator
Perry township, January 80, 1871,
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Attest
JNvENToRY OF WIDOWS UNDER THE
L 90 Law.

4 200 Law.
Notice is hereby given that the invento
Try Ct Mary Dicmer. widow OF james Die
mer, late OF Mildlccreek township. de.
ceased Of Lydia Kline, widow Of John
J. Kline late of Beaver township deccl-.
ed i; and OF Eli,abeth ulrieh. widow Of
Daniel O. ulrieh. late of selinsgrovc. de
ceased have been filed with the clerk Of
the Orphans Court OF Snyder Conni y, and
will be presented TO court for approval on
Monday, the 27th day Of February next,
J. GROUSE, Clerk, o. Q.
January -, 1871.
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Agents! Road I'nis!

WE WILL PAY AGENTS a SALARY
W OF 80 PER week and expenses, or allow II
large commission, 10 sell our new aud wonderful
in'entinn-, Address N. WAGNER * 90,
Marshall, 9Iich.
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Estate NJ A. Il. HASSiNGER, deed.
L ETrERS OF ADMINISTRATION upon
- the estate OF 4. G.. lisssingcr, late Of
Selnsgroye Borough, Geeeased having
been granted to the undersigned, |, all per.
sons indebted TO the estate are requested TO
makepayment, and those having claims
against The same. will pre,enl them TO
JOHN 5. HASSINGER,
Jan. 81. 1871. Administrator.