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by virtue Of writ Of vend Ex., issued
out Of the Court Of Common Please Of spy-
der Go. 10 me directed, win be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the Court House In Middle
burg. on MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1871, al
10 o'clock, A. NJ. The following vslusbls
REAL ESTATE as follows to Wit All
that certain Tract Of Land situate In Chap.
mon Township, Snyder county. Pa, bonn
dsd east by land Of john Noll, south By
land Of the German Reformed and Lathe.
ran congregations Of 0rubbs Church, west
BY lsnd Of William Hsises and oshsrs, sni
esssh By land Of Henry Arnold, copssinin 8
1Ol ACRIc6Ss
More " lees. whsrsou ~ erected fvs
story. Weather Bearded Dwelling Heuss.
oeed nsrn. snd ether hsessssyy ani ~.
venieat OUT buillIaes. Wv va -
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Locomotive
Bono., and Saw Mill Complete
with modern Improvement,
One Hills Woodworth Planer,
Sbaf,ing. Bel,ing. &C., nt low figures
nearly new and in excellent order.
Address MITCHELL & MOATZ,
Woodward, Centre Co., Pa.
March 90, 1871.
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The best publication OF its class IN America
and so tar ahead Of all other weekly journals as
not to permit Of any comparison between It and
any OF their number. Its columns contain the
printed. Its illustrations are numerous
and beautiful, being furnished by tho chief art
lets OF the country .-Boston Traveller.
HARPgR's WEEKLY Is tho best and most in.
teresting Illustrated newspaper. Nor does it,
valne depend on its illustrations alo~e. Its
reading matter Is of high order OF literary
merit.varied, Instructive, entertaining, and un.
exceptionable.-N.Y sun.
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Fragrant SapOliene

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds OF Clothes and
Clothing; removes Paint, Greesc, Tar, sc, &c.
Instantly. without tho least injury to the finest
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1000 USE They EGETABLE JONn
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Consumption. Nothing better" CUrLER
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noS. HrsRY d. MooRK has resign
sdthc Colleciorship Of the port Of
Philadelphia. 70 take effect on sAs 1st
of April. Mr.. Moore, We learn, is 9
party 10 the great tclcgrspbic enter.
prise 10 Russia, and designs going a'
onoe to Europe. Hon. J. w. Forney
is appointed to succeed him.
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Seeds! SEEDS!

Market Gardeners wanting fresh and reliable
Seeds, should buy OF the growers We grow the
Torn, Kale. Lettuce, Melon, Onion, Parsnip
Radish, spinach, squash, Tuvnip and other We.
getablc Seeds. Catalogues with Price List
mon, lI2o Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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BLOOMINGTON tILL.) NURSERY.

10Th Year. 600 Acres. 10 Greenhouses Lar.
Prices Would You know what, When, How to
Plant Fruit shade, Evergreen Trecs, Ro OF
uratts, Seedlings. Usage plants Apple % cd
and garden plants, &c. 6c. FLOWER AND vRo.
TABLE SnKDs Finest, Best Coiiec ction--Sorts
and quality. send 10 cents for New, Iilustrated
each, for Catalogue Of Seeds, with plain direc
tlons-e. pagee Bedding and garden plants
% pages, and wholesale Price List-2l pages
Address y. X. PHOENIX Bloomington, Ill
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formation free. Address American Book
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co. APPEALS for 1871

Nm DEN W. arr Ia a LS Tor 1911.
- The Commissioners Of Snyder county hereby
give public notice TO all concerned. that they
will hold the Appeals on the Tri-annial Assess
ments for ls7i, as follows, to wit; m
DISTRICTS. PLAcEs OF APPKALs. TINE.
Beaye, Moses specht, Besvsrtown, April 10
w. Beaver II. Troups, Cosgfave Hall =" II
Centre Peter Hartman, Centreville, ~. IL
Jackson .. =. Beaver, Kratssrsyills " 10
Middlecr'kLewis a ..nig, Smithgrove "a
Middieb'g Com'rs Once, hiddienurg 10
Perry Enoch Smith, Frcmcnt
WeNPerryJohn Fisher. near Richdeld rs
Chapman ferdinand Zones, In said twp ~
Union Dan Mulinsr, In Port TTsvtin q ~
wssh'ton q. =: Meyer, In yreeburE q
Franklin Com,rs Once, In Niddisburg - n
Penns Sarah A. Miller, Salem a.
SsltnsgroveHsnry A. Boliy, In selingrovs " -
Monroe Sarah Keens, Shamokin Dam 20
AT which times and places those who may feel
themselves agyrieyed BY their valuations may
opsn each dap tom ) o'siocs A n, % c'ciiocs
r. NJ. Bounty tax at tho rate OF mills or one.
hall per cent on each and Svery dollar Of the
valuation. JOHN J. LATTFRN. ~
ISAAC q. LONoAdkE,
PHILIP KINNEY. 1lI''l
aLll ommlsaIonsrs.
Commissionsrs Once, Aiiddisburg, Mar. ", isIi.
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80; ;ssss;s 80;

TO THE WORKING CLAss.-we are now
employment at home, the whole OF tue time OF
for the spare NOR ents. Business new, light, and
profitable. Persons OF either sex easily earn
IRON Soc. to - per evening, and O proportion
sum by devoting their whole time TO the business
Boys and girls earn nearly as much ~ men
That all who see this notice may send their sd.
ailsled offer To such as srs not we'll satisfied
We VIII send u to pay for che trouble Of writing
For particulars. a valuable ramplc which viii do
ple's Literary ,Companion--one OF the largest
and best family newspapers ever published-all
sent free by mail. Reader, 81 you want psrma
nent profitable work, address
L. u. ALLEN 4 Co. Augusta Maino. I
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'RuIT JAR MAsUFACTURERsa aod Buy.
are notified, that better and chen nor Jar
N war ever known will DO supplied. This
excells In every quality and requirement,
ana Will outsell aud can underscll any all
others. II will cell Itself. Important prios
list for ISL, now ready and sent free. Address
Pbiladelphia, Pa.
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S O'CLOCK. D.-..
s5 TO $40 A DAY /!

10 you want q situation as salesman at or
near home, to sell our new strand wuTg WING
CLoTHEs LINES TO LATT yoR OVER. Don't
miss this chance. Sample free. Address Hud.
son River Wire Mills, rs WIN. ST.. N. =. or 10
Dearborn st. Chicago.
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lEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCRorULA. A
lady who had suffered for years from Deaf.
80, Catarrh and Scrofala, was cured by
Dplo remedy Her sympathy and gratitude
,inpts her to send the receipts free Of charge
any one similarly afflicted. Address Mrs.
q. LEooRTr, Jersey City, N. J.
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|WANTED-AGENTS. GEO per
w dayl to sell the celebrated HOME SHUT.
feed, makes the "lock stitch" (aliks on both
sides,) and IA fully LICENSED Ths best and cheap
est family Sewing Machine IN the market. Ad.
Pittsburs, Pa, Chicago, In, or ST. Louis, No.
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Cough! Cough! Cough

Why DO you, Cough when you can be 80 easily
relieved by using .-t = ,
Dr. Wells CarcOlIc Tabietsf
They are . sure cure for Sore Throat, Cold,
Hoarseness, Cafarrph and all Diseases OF the
Lungs, Throat and Bronehial Tubes. -N
From the great number OF Testimonials as 10
tho efficiency of this Invaluable medicine the
following 10 selected.
81 wahpanseh Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. "A, 1871
"for the last ten years I have bsen Q great
sufferer from frequent attacks Of Acute Bron-
chitis, and have never found any thing TO relieve
me from these attacks until tried DIR. Wells
Carboiio Tablets" ELIZABETH T. RoorT
N A YYTYAYY Don't let worthless arti-
VA u lxVN. clss be palmsd Oh on You,
b sure ysu gett only WELL CARBOLIc
J.o. KELLOGG, 81 Pistt street, ". r., sole agent
Sold by Druggists. Price % cents boz.
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Harper-s Weekly.

omplste Pictorial History OF the Time, 4,
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YYNEGAR, how made In ten h5urs without
v4N drugs. Particulars 10 cents
T.. SAGE Cromwell, Conn. .
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Eherif's Sale.

oommis.ionsrs once, MIdalsbusS, I Mar. 10 q.
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Wilkesbarre. and next figured as pro.
prietor Of barber shop at Lightsireet
near Danvile. From there he moved
TO DsnviIls, remaining there until the
breaking ont Of tho war. and accumu-
lated considerable property. He then
took his family consisting of bis wife.
daughter and sou-iu.law and emierat.
cd to Hayti. having received a quan,i-
y Of land from the Governor OF that
Island. Here he turned his attentio
to farming aud cotton growing. His
health failing after he had been there
a short time, hc accepted q situation
~ overseer from the Mayor of Port
an-Prince. 10 manage . large plaota.
fion. For this he received salary OF
e23 per week 10 gold In addition to
free rent. . horse for bis use. &c., &c.
He gave glowing descriptions of this
place. The climsts, preducts, 60, He
pSospered there, and to use his own
Language. "had moro msuey thsu he
knew what tn do with. He had his
vito used TO &c. II out and play with
IT,"
After remaining there year and-
shalt he returned 70 his old residence
1t Danvills. where be remained Until
tteesd Of she war. lie then returned
"a WiIIikmaport, where be has ever
sises resided. Herr be rsns~sd bis
'sitsstiops to Mrs. Thempssn, and, on
her seeeqsi, sospItssd shs crime ior
vhich ts to.tsy ssyssdsrsd His lie
--s )sSsl&ssssisUlion. Il b true but the
~ \ ~ poaslbIs fev him 70 give.
He ~ imp)lsses1 b nsrs tkas ess
~ 9fsls d9se ~ lsst e1ssst IL
t,!s ~: Z: 80 si;;S;; s;Is e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-10

WEED SEWING MAcHINE.-No stronger
evidence Of the superiority OF any ma
chine can be adduced than the fact
that the agents Of other machines are
compelled to resort to low trickery and
deliberate misrepresentation in order
to compete with it in the market, This
is done every day in reference to the
Weed. We don't wonder at it much,
however; they see in its recent and val
liable improvements, in the beauty and
simplicity of its operation and the gen.
eral favor it is winning with the public
sure and certain competitor, and SO
what they cannot do by fair means they
seek to accomplish by foul. Gentle
men, be fair if you know how, and in
an honorable competition let the best
side win. There is no occasion for
falsehood or Misrepresentation. We
ask that all who intend purchasing a
machine will not heed the false reports
which rival agents are endeavoring to
circulate, but call at the Weed COM
pauys salesroom, No. 80 Monroe street,
and be convinced of the fallacy Of all
such assertions and also of the superb
ority of the Weed Sewing Machine.
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CERTIFICATES OF lNcoRPoRATIoN-The
following certificates of incorporation,
says the Charleston Courier, have been
issued from the office Of the Secretary
of State, since our last report: Camel
ton Coal Company of West Virginia,
capital stock 100000; principal Office,
New York City. Bank of Lewisburg,
capital stock $4,000; principal office,
Lewisburg, Greenbrier county.
Application has been made for a
charter for the Central Land Company
Of West Virginia, capital paid in $2O4,-
600, to be increased to 81 100000 prln-
cipal office New York. The leaders in
this enterprise are C. P. Huntington,
Fisk g. Hatch, VIM. II. Aspinwall,
Pliny Fisk, and other well-known capt.
lists.
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BURGLAR ARRESTED negro named
John Cave was arrested by officer Hugh
Harrison charged with breaking into
tobacco store of c. Lemon, next to the
Mcclure House, about 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, and taking therefrom,
two boxes fine cigars, one mershaum
pipe and a merschaum cigar holder.
Entrance was made by means of the
transom over The front door. Cave was
discovered by the officer, who halted
him in the neighborhood of the Grant
House. As soon as hailed by the Off
Ger the rascal started off at a rate of
speed that would make Dexter envious,
and was only induced to stop by having
a bullet from Harison's bullet whis-
tie round his ear. The property
was found in his possession. He was
taken before Squire Johnston, who re-
quired him to find bail in the sum of
$4,000. Failing to give the required
security, Cave was committed to jail.
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A BlGAMIsT DIvoRCED,-We find the
following in regard to divorce granted
by the Hamilton District Court, in the
Cincinnati Enquirer. AS the parties
are known here it will prove interesting
to our readers:
Margaret Fish filed her petition
against her husband on the ground OF
willful absence. The parties were mar,
ried in 1868, in Pittsburgh. On the
18th of April, 1869, her husband, whose
name is Zenor Fish, married Sophia
Deffenbaugh, in Wheeling. The parties
to the first marriage had gone west,
where the husband had deserted his
wife. His reason for marrying sec
ond time was, that he wanted a home.
A letter from the second wife, inter
cepted by one of the witnesses and
copied by her, was read to the Court.
1t disclosed a fearful condition OF neg
ligence in regard to paying off certain
bills in Wheeling, where the parties to
the second marriage lived, and also
gave out intimations that the existence
Of first wife was known, and present
ed the ultimatum for the defendant to
come home and settle these little sums,
or else she would sell off every thing
and wander through this world alone,
and beg the friendship of the cold char
ity Of strangers" The letter was signed
"a heart-broken wife" Wife No. |
presented this letter to her husband,
when he returned to her and offered to
pay the money, saying he pitied the
woman. But the inconstant did not
cleave to his first wife, and hence this
application. A decree was granted.
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The Wool MARKET.-During the
past week the wool market in Brooke
county has been quite stirring. Last
Saturday was ALVEY day in Wellsburg.
From early morn until evening our
streets presented an animated appear
ance-they being crowded by wagons
loaded with wool. Over one hundred
thousand pounds were brought to town
during the past week; some from
Washington county, Pa, Hancock
county, but principally from Brooke.
Prices being considered good, farmers
took advantage and sold rather than
hold on in expectation Of getting more.
This we consider WISE Wool no doubt
has reached its highest figures. There
cannot be much left unsold in Brooke
county. Prices ranged from fifty to
fity.six. Indeed we heard of some
extra clips having brought sixty cents,
which is high figure TOR this market.
Farmers in this region have done re-
markably well this season with their
wool, having realized a good price.
Money should be more plentiful, and
we hope the farmers will scatter it in
place of boarding. There could not
have been less than fifty thousand dol
lars paid ont in this county during the
past week for wool.-Panhandle NewS.
The wool trade in the city during the
past week has been quite active, the
ruling prices being about the same as
those mentioned above. We heard of
one choice clip, however, selling for
sixty.two and half cents per pound.
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GET UP IN THE MoENiNG.-These are
just the sort of mornings TO get up
bright and early and take a summer
promenade, or a break o day drive
while the dew is yet on the hawthorn
hedge" and the merry milk maid me-
anders in meadows after "old brindle.
Splendid sport sunrise strolls-at least
we presumeit is. That's what the poets
say. We never tried the thing. But
then it must be magnifcent-to watch
the glorious orb of day peep peerlessly
over the eastern hills-and then 90
about all day yawning and nodding and
nodding and yawning, declaring that
it's the longest day you ever passed.
Let others choose the early morning
hours, with its rosy, regal respondent
rays, but delicious doze-a sweet, sui
tanish snooze is quite as well for US
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w .r,v,rou u.r Tu,a EvrS1ye. :

WARRINGTON HALL THIS EVENING
We are to be favored with a Gift En-
tertainment,' the first in number Of
years. The Great "Allyne's Golden
Show" appears. Every one attending
will receive three presents and also
chance in the more valuable gifts, such
as chamber sets. silver sets, watches,
wooden ware, &c. Allyne, from the
report OF our exchanges, gives a very
laughable and interesting entertainment,
and this being the first entertainment OF
the kind for a number Of years, no
doubt will have a full house.
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CONFIDENCE CANE. NJ. Tracy, Of
Monroe county, Ohio, was swindled out
sll by the old confidence dodge known
as the ":bogus check" game, on Thurs
day, and we will bet cent that, had
Mr.. Tracy taken a newspaper, he conld
not have been taken in by fraud that
has been exposed by the papers any
time during the last ten years. On
Thursday evening Mr.. Tracy was wan
dering around the levee looking for the
Rees to arrive and take him to his
Monroe county home, when he
was accosted by a plausible stranger
who made inquiry Of Mr.. Tracy as to
the Rees. He was sorry she was not ar
rived yet He wished to ship some
goods on her. Mr.. Tracy was looking
for the Rees, too. Plausible Stranger
was glad to hear it, Glad to know he
would have such delightful company.
Made inquiries as to some OF Mr..
Tracy neighbors Plausible Stranger
knew them well. Had sold them goods
Was going down to cell some more.
Would Mr.. Tracy take walk and look
at the town ? &C., &c. There is no Use
of detailing again the old story. While
they walked they met an express man,
who presented Plausible Stranger with a
bill OF charges amounting to $40. P.
S. was sorry, but it was after bank
hours and he had only s. and a check
for 500. Perhaps expressman could
cash it. Expressman couldn't. although
the check was perfectly good. Hadn't
so much out OF bank. Maybe Mr..
Tracy could lend Plausible Stranger
$40 until they got on the boat, when it
would be returned Mr.. Tracy didn't
have so much, bnt lent P. S. eleven dol
lars, all he had. P. S. and expressman
20 off to sign receipts, leaving Tracy to
await their return. AS they didn't come
back in anything like a reasonable
time, in point Of fact didn't come back
at all, Mr.. Tracy went before Squire
Gillespy and had warrant issued for
the arrest Of John Corners, charging
him with obtaining money under false
pretenses. Corners was arrested and
gave $500 bail for his appearance for a
hearing on Monday next
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FESTIVAL LAST NIGuT.-The festival
given by the First Ward Grammar
School, in the Grammar Room of the
First Ward School building last night,
drew together as joyous crowd OF
young people as the eyes Of man ever
gazed upon. Plenty of refreshments
had been provided; the tables were dec
grated with bright flowers that were
only rivalled in beauty by the fair
young faces that beamed from behind
them. 1t was happy gathering and
we hope it proved profitable one.
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INQUEST OF LUNACY.-An inquest Of
lunacy was held before Squire GilIespy,
last night, on Mary Krauskauph.
Several witnesses were examined and
enough elected to warrant the physician,
DR.. Cummins, in recommending the
Justice to send hertot the Insane Asylum
at Weston.
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GOT THEM OvER.-The work of trans!
ferring engine No. 22l and two passen-
ger cars from the Baltimore and Ohio
depot to the Hempfield depot was COM
pIeted about 4 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The Wheeling, Pittsburgh and
Baltimore road will shortly he well
supplied with rolling stock.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On Thursday after
noon as Hezekiah Mallonee, a well
known horse dealer of Belmont county,
Ohio, was returning from the circus
exhibition at st. Clairsville, he fell out
out Of his buggy dead. The cause of
his death we have not learned