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The Republican pIatlorm.

President Grant sImmsd up the
platform of the Republican party and
pointed it's contrast with the Demoo.
racy when b, wrote
would SUN up tho policy of the
Administration to bo through enforce.
ment of every law u faithful collec-
ton OF every tax provided for ; econ
omy in the disbursement of the sau,e ;
u prompt payment Of every debt OF
the nation ; q reduction of taxes as
rapidly rs the rcquirsmsnt of the
country will admit reduction Of tag
alton and tariff to DO so arranged rs
to afford the greatest relief to the
greatest number honest aud fair
dealings with all other peoples 10 tho
end that war with nll its blightiu,
consequences may be avoided, but
without surrendering any right or oh
legations duo US; reform in the
treatment oftbe Indians and the whole
civil service Of the country f; and ii.
nally in securing apure aud untram-
melled ballot, where every man ent:-
tied to vote may do so just once a,
each election without fear of molesta.
ton or prescription on account of his
politics, faith, nativity, or color.
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Consii1utionaI Reform.

An interesting correspondence has
taken place between Col. Francis Jor-
don. Secretary Of the Commonwealth
aud plumber OF prominent mea Of
Philadelphia on the subject Of Consti
tu,ional Reform. Tho Sccretsry's re
sponsc to the geotlcmen contain.
many ccgent reasons why conven
tivu should be called to revise and
mend tho constitution. Anon, the
reforms TO DO secured Col. Jordou
spscih:s the following An increase
Of the number Of Souatsrs and Rep.
rosentatives Of the General Assembly
biennial session, of tho Lcgislaturo
the election by the people of State OF
6cers nov otherwise chosen minority
representation /; notifications OF the
pardoniuy power . change 10 the TO
sure aud mode Of choosing the judi
ciary a change in the time Of hold
ing elections in Presidential years
and further restrictions on the pJwer
Of corporations.
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Republican majority
PrOCla nation OF Gov. Geary
In Behalf Of the Chicago
Sufferers.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, HARRISBURG,
October IL, 1871 :-Fsilop Citizens
Of Pennsytrania A calamity with
out parallel in tho history of our coun-
try has beiallcn the prosperous aud
beautiful city Of Chicago. More than
half Of that great city, whose match.
less enterprise aud growth had made
it ut ouco the metropolis Of oar own
northwest and tho wonder Of the
civilized world, now lies in ashes.
Oa the verge OF winter, one hundred
thousand Of her people find them.
selves homeless aud destitute Of food
and clothing. While tho hearts of
tho American people are profoundly
moved in conts,np'atiog ths situation
Of the sufferers, aud means Of relief
are being provided in every section OF
the country, | am coutiient tha, you
will not permit yourselves to be ex.
cclled upon an occasion " hich SO i'm
perativsly calls for tho exer cise OF
iraternal sympathy and Christian gen.
erosity.
The residents of the unfortunate
city, whose property has escaped des-
truction. will no doubt promptly has
ten TO the rescue and exert thems Ives
with even more than their character
istic liberslity aud mu,iicence But
their utmost endeavors will be totally
inadequate 10 the demands of tho
dreadful exigency. You--tbo poo pie
OF Pennsylvania were never more
prosperous in business, nor blessed
with greater abundance than at the
present moment, Let your own mer.
ciful exemption from suffering. there
fore. and the rich blessings with which
n bountiful Providence has endowed
you, plead with you effectually in
brhalt OF your most unfortunate coun-
trymen.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
kindly sfer the facilities of their road
free Of charge, for the transportation
Of all such supplies a. are needed for
the relioi Of the sufferers and acting
In the samo spirit, anticipate with
greatful pleasure an appropriate re-
sponse from every city aod town and
home 10 this fav ored Commonwealth.
JNo. W, GEARY.
Governor Of PENNSYLVANIA.
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Texas.

Some Of tho Democratic papcrs OF
this State appear to have no knowl-
edge OF the elections recently held in
Ohio, Iowa aud Pennsylvania, bu,
they know all about Texas, and pro-
claim the result Of the elcciions 10 that
State IN flaming headlines. Well, the
Democracy did win victory 10 Texas
and OF course tho old ROSTERS mnst be
brought out to crow over the result.
This is right, for il is so seldom that
the old cocks have O chance to Hop
their wings that when they do come
out and show themselves we feel like
raising our hat and bowling our head
IN reverence. But, after aE, 10 thi.
Texas victory, as our Democratic
friends call it, worth growing over
when the m.aus by which it was won
is considered. Letters from reliable
persons in that State say a system Of
thorough but quiet intimidation was
carried on Ia oil the outlying aud
thinly populated counties and die
tricts. a chief method was tho can
vassing Of tho doubtful or timid
voters BY the Democratic agents, who
carried tally lists Of the registered vo-
tiers aud demanded how each person
Intended voting. The Republican q
candidates we're, Of course. bitterly
denounced. Tho white voter who
was believed to lsnn to Radicalism, or
who so intended to vote, was inform.
cd he would be an outcast thereafter,
his wife os'racized, and his children
insulted. Tho colored men were
threatened with loss Of work, &,
The result of this system was tha,
thousands failed to attend the polls
And this is tho way the great victo-
ry" in Texas was won.
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Gen. Grant On the TarlN.

Il hope the timo will soon come
when the wants of tho whole coun
try will be supplied by the products
OF homo ininstry.'--Gen. Graut'
Pi,tSburg speech.
An administration with O policy
which this sentiment uratelv re-
fleets will not appeal to to the people
in vain for support. 1t contains the
entire anti.freetrade and protective
tariff argument. and will find a per.
mauent lodgment in the hearts OF oil
who properly w W. our home in.
dnstry." We accept these words as
of special import. They arc broad
enough for policy. and the policy
which they reflect would leave moth
ing for our home Industries to de-
sire, 1t affords Us sincere ss,isfar-
tion to draw the attention of the
country to these significant words of
the President. uttered while he is
presumed TO be arranging 10 his own
mind the m,teriai for his next CON
municatiou to Congress Gen. Grant
was not moro happy in tho choice OF
words in which to ciothe the seuti-
ment than in tho place to give il ut.
terancc.--Pusbury Commercial.
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The Lightning Rod Robbers

We notice by the Lock Haven De
m9crdt thrt the gang of lightning rod
aud insurance agents whom We motto
ed three weeks ago, rs having rob
bed the citizens Of this cocr;y OF
thousands Of dollars, are now doing
Clinton county in q similar mau.er
Why are not these rascals arrested Z?
And why do sensible people patron
'ze those travelling villains, when 10.
cal mechanics will furnish good hight.
ming rods, and sgents will insure their
lives or property 10 solvent comps-
MES, for ono half the mouey they Day
those migratory scoundr rels 7 We
have 10 our eye several farmers who
are too poor TO pay two dollars a yeal
tor tho Republican, but one gave his
note 10 these rascals for $3.50. and the
other for $3.50. Still they have no
lightning rods nor insurance, and ia
about eleven months from this date
they must pay thcir notes, and they
will pay them Rks men, too. When
will these "penuy visc, ssd pouad
foolish men become wise : We as
ssrt they never will, unless they sab
scribe for oae OF two newsnapsrs.-
Ctorfeld R,puLlicdn. ="
II ws arc not misinformsd. some Of
the farmers If this county hsve boon
victimixsd 10 like n,sn0sr, BY trav.
cling lisntaisIeg.rsd psidlsrs.
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Siraoge rnmprs cOncefhlng a new
well near tae Milton tarm wcto~fipc
IN the vicinity OF the oil exchaug <, 8
last evening, but no reliable iniorma.
tion could be obtained by Telegraph
and IL n Dig wcll' has been struck,
the owners were evidently ioclincj to
supprcss oil news couccroipg the sal
Onc operator was ''short' half a p,ai
OF bcusire that somo one had ssoieo
from hls pocket tank, says he saw .
man who hal scen 40 old operator
who wac personally aeqasis.ei with
q woman who was formerly engaged
to q chap who visited the big welf
yesterday, aud who watched il. watch
10 hand for nine consecutive hours
during which time il aowel q beauii-
fni stream OF amter AMI rose tinted
oil sixteen degrees gravity, as large ~
n siove pipe, at the rato OF four hun
dred and thirty seven barrels per
hour. The oil is SO heavy that il
fWmci perpendicular column of six
inchos 10 diameter that woulj push
its way sovc:al hunJeed feet into the
air. when becoming partially melted
by the suns rays and overcome by It's
weight, it would break off uoar tn
ground aud fall over like an immense
tallow candle struck with a club. A
cloud OF gas lowered over tho der.
rick larger than Butler county barn
and the ground was 80 slippery for
half milo around that the workmen
were obliged to crawl around on their
hands and knees to collect tho oil
whilo the noisc Of the escaping gas
could be heurd by the "short inter.
esis' 10 Pittsburg. Ths owners Of
this now we'll arc very calm, and in
stead of getting drunk, went righ, oil
and procured several "corn cutters. -
sud stationed themselves near tho
mouth Of the well, aud as fas, as the
oil forced itself up, cut it of 10 three
foot lengths. and sizes suitable for
stove woot.- 7I,wriiie H.rdtl.
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CAicAoo maintains iis orderly as
pcct The ruins are being rap llv
cleared awsy on the south side, as.l
show unmistakablc signs Of life. The
streets are crowded with busy people.
Latorers aud mechanics find ready
employment, at good wages, and al
closaes Of men are hopeful. The worl
of distributing relief soea on saii.fac
,crily and none are Suffering npw Th,
merchants are grttlDg settled in new
quarters rapidly, and lsrgr nnmbr'
are now stocked with goods to suppl,
all immedists wants
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THAT our financial constitution is a
particularly sound one. is abrudcuily
shown in the fact that the Chicago fire
destroying as II did hundreds Of mill.
ioos Of capital, dis, ,urbing the course
Of trade ut one Of its chief cent reg. and
involving many Of our greatest & uan.
cisl institutions in enormou, le-srs
has produced no panic. Al frat there
were symptoms Of one, and tor u
timc it was fearci that the g. neral
disturbance of values would result In
= crash involving the whole country.
Active measures wero taken to pre-.
vent this, and judioious libcrslity on
the part Of bankers, together with a
general disposition TO face the facts
calmly, has sverted the threatened
evil, Nearly oil the the Insurance.
companies are heavy loosers, but very
few OF them are ruined. aud their
coming out of such calamity with &c
much Of life lcf, is all the more graft.
fying inssmuch as il indicates a great.
er measure Of strength on the part o
these institutions, 10 whose soand
ness We are oil Interested, than wc had
any reason to hope
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AM W. VI Mnckcy, r.; Dr.. Jos
Lusk, y.
Bedford and Fulton--J. w. Dick
erson. u.
Bcrks John A. Conrad, A T. G.
Keller and II. u. Schwarts, ID.
Blair-B l.. Hewitt, r.
Brodford-B. s. Dartt and r. II.
Buck, r.
Bucks--Samuel Darrah. I : aud
s. C Purcell. Il. III
Csmbria--Samuel Henry, n.
Potter and M'kean-Lucious Rog-
crs, II. az
Carbon and Monroc--Richard s
Staples. d.
Allcgbany-Jamcs Taylor, NJ Ed
wsrds, john GilfiIlnn, ID. n. White. II
X Sample. j. W Ballan,ino and
Alexander Miller. II. -.
Chestcr-Joscph G. Kceeh ard Le-
vi Prixor, II
Ccn,rc-P. Gray Meek, D.
Clearfeld-Johu Lawshe. ID.
Clarion and Forest--J. Is. Lawson,
D.
Clinton, Lycomiog and Sullivan
a. G. Noyes. and Samuel Wilson. D.
Columbis-Charles 3. Brockway
d.
Crawford-J. II. Gray and William,
B. Gleas,n, r.
Cumberlaud-J Bomberger, r.
Dauphin and Perry-Andrew X.
Black. I. s Schmiukcy and Joseph
Shulcr, r.
Delawsrc--Tho,. V. Cooper, Il.
Eric--Gcorse W. Starr aud G. 2.
Rogers, II.
Elk, Cameron and Jeffeison-A J.
Wilson, r.
Fayotie--Samucl II. Smith. d.
Hun,inrdou--F II Lnue, r.
Indisua--M Mullip. X.
Juniata and MiffiiD Geo. V. Mitch.
eli, d.
Lancastcr--D. X. Burkbolder, j.
G Gatcbell aud &. i. Uunsicker, II.
Lawrence "A. p Moore, II.
Lebanon--Antbony S. Ely, Il.
Lehigb--Adam Woolcver aud Her
man NJ Fctter, ID.
Luzerne--Richard Williams, Il. z.
Quigley, Z. DcLang and ID. B Koous,
MontgotBncry--John J. Harvey
and Oliver q. Morris, ID.
Mercer--Na,hun Morford. X.
Ncrthsmptop--Samuel G.. Labar
aud { +. Peiscrt, ID.
Northumberland and Montour--
Dennis NJ. Bright, X. 1; I, Is Newba.
ker. Independent
Pike and Wayne-J, Howard
Beach. d.
Schuylkill--Wallace Guss. X.
Charles F. King and W. G. Uhlcr. ID.
Snyder aud Union--Wm G.. Her
roli, X
Susquchanna and Wyomiue-Mar.
tin Bringcs and +. w. Bcsrdslee, r.
Tioga--J. u. Mitchell, X.
Vcnango--j. ID. M'Junkiu, X.
Warren--w. II. Short, X
Westmoreland--John La,ta and A.
Grcenawalt, ID.
York--Lemusl Ross and Frank j.
Magee, d.
Grecoe-R A NJ Council, ID.
Somsrset--W. II. Ssnner, Il.
REcAPiTuLATIoS.
Republicans 63
Democrats 81
Republican majority 2G
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Governor Of Peuosylvaui
'HE MURDERS PuILAnE

The MURDERS IN PHILADELPHIA.-
The murderers Of Prot. Cato and
Isaac Chase in Philadelphia, are as
certained to DO two Democratic politi
clans named Roddy Dever aud Frank
Kelly They are thus described BY
the Mayor in his proclamation offer.
ing $1,000 for the arrest OF each :
The said Dever is about s feet G
inches high, 100 pounds weight. 2s
yesrs OF age, light red hair, smooth
full face, rather stoutly built. .
The said Kelly 10 about 8 feet 6 10
ehos high, lao pounds weight, 20
years Of ago. dark hair, medium bull,
has . fresh pistol scalp wouud. on one
side Of bis head, hair clipped AROUND
the wound.
Az three ::or four thousand dollars
ere offered for their arrest, we trus,
they usy bc brought 10 justice.
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TnE official returns sf the lato elec
tlso in this State show that DR.. Stan.
ton, the Republican candidate 70,
Atditor General, had a majority ovc,
McCandless Of l4,49O Col. Bea,h
tho Republican candidate for Survey OF
General, had a majority over Cooper
Of 20,37O. Spanalcr, tho Temperance
candidate for Auditor General, had
only 3l75 votes.
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Below we present list of tho mem.
bers elected TO the next Legislature.
The new elected members are marked
with star (*).
SENATE
Philadelphia First district, Robert
7. Dcchert, ID Second district, Z
w. Davis. r.; Third district, David
a Naglc, d. ; Fourth district, George
Connel, r."
Chester, Delaware and Montgomery
Henry S. Evans, r.; II. Jones
Brooke, II.
Bucks-Jesse W. knight, ID.
Iehleh and Northampton-Edwin
Albright, ID.
Berks--J. Dcpuy Davis, u.
Schuylkill-Wm. NJ Randall. D.
Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne
Albert q. Broadhead, d.
Luzcrnc, Monroe aud Piko-F. d.
Collins, ID.
Bradford, susquehanna, Wayne and
Wyoming-L. + Fitch, r..
Cameron, M'Kean, Potter and Tio-
ga-B. B. Strank, r.
Lyeomiug Union and Snyder--An-
drew II. Dill, D.
Northumberland, Moutour, Colum-
bia aud Sulivan-Charles II. Bucka-
lew, ID.
Oauphin and Lebanon-Dayid Mum
ma, II.
Lancastcr-E,aias Billiugfelt. r.,
John b, Wartel, Il.
Cumberland aud Franklin-J. NJ
Wcakley, r.
York aud Adams-Wm. M'Sherry,
D.
Somerset, Bedford and Fulton
Hiram Fiudley, ID.
Blair, Huntingdon, Centre, Mifiin
and Perry-R. Bruce Petriken, ID. ;
David NJ. Crawford, D.
Indiana aud Observation-Disclosures
White, RI
Clinton, Cambria, Clear6eld and
Elk-W. A. Wallace, D.
Wsstmorelaud, Faystts and Greene
A. A. Purman, ID.
Allcghcnv-Jas. l.. Graham, r..
Milss s. Humphreys, r.
Washington and Beaver-Jas. S.
Rutan, r.
Mercer, Yapsngo and Warran-Har-
rison Allen, X.
Crawford aud Ere-Geo. B. Dcla.
master. r.
REHABILITATION.
Republicans, II
Democrats, 10.
House Of Representative.
Philadelpha.-First district, G. II.
Smith, r. Second, George M'Gowap,
D.; Third, Samuel Joseph, ID. ;
Fourth, VIM Elliot. Il Fifth, G. II.
Douaherty, ID. Sixth, Chas. A. Por-
ter, r.; Seventh, Howard j. Potts.
H. Eighth, Samuel Daniels. r. ;
Ninth, WIN. II. Vodges, r. Tenth,
samuel ID Dsiley. d.. Eleventh, j
D. Hanoock, R ; Twelfth, George W.
Fox, X. Thirteenth. 8. d. Strock,
r.; Fourteenth, John Lamou, r. :
Fifteenth. Adm Albright, X. Sig
teenth, A. D. Lsvsripg, r.; Seven
teenth, q. h. Griffith, r.. Eighteenth
James N. Msrkes, r.
Adams-lsasc Heretsr, d.
franklin--Thsddeus n. Mahoo, X.
-Armstrone-P. X Bowman, r.
Beaver, Butler and Washington
d. M Lsa.hsrmap, O, W. Flssgsr,
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RI viftno of 0 writ ~ RI. Ia Issued
~ out Of the Court Of Common pieas on try.
der County 70 uo directed will be cxsoscf 10
public ,.ls At me co.r, House. In the Borough
OF Ntdhisbnrg on shtnbnAf, October 18th,
Ests,e, TO wHs a ccrt,in iot Of ground sitsatc
IN chapman township, snyder county Pennsyi.
ysnis. bounded as iolle.s, ,is; ka.t ~ Mary
lstely sold ~ sheriff 20 William q. HorroIJ,
south iy,publc road and North by lands OF y
Y end e. v. i.cnlg lately soli by Sheriff ,a WIN
q. Heroic, ntaining ftNE ACRES. moro or
less, Al cleared. Sei2ed am taken In oxecu tlon
and to be sold as the gr.ps y q Jacop n. Lsnls
+. JOHN S, WOLF, sheriff.
Sherih's Once, Oct 8, Is,i
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A VOID QUACKS,-A victim Of early indis.
"A erection, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, etc., having tried In vain every sdvertis.
oil remedy, has discovered = simple means OF
self euro, Ohich he will sond TO his fello
ers Address j. II. REEVES, rs Nassau st. N, Y
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$50. WD WILL PAY $50.
A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as q Missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the cure Of Ner-
vous Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases Of
Urinary aud Seminal Organs, and The
whole train Of disorders brought on by
hsncful andivicious habits. Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire 10 benefit the aflict
ed and unfortunate. will send tho recipe
for preparing and using this m edicine, ip
\ sealed envelope. to any one who needs il
free OF charge. Adjres, Jos. T. IsnAs,
Station d, Bible House, N. Y. City.
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TUESDAY DEcEMBER s, 1871,
2 90 A G r E s!
more or less, in n good state Of cultivation
ON which 10 erected q good
House and Barn |!

large Wagon shea, Corn crib. Slider press.
and other necessary and convenient out
buildings. Good and never failing water
near the house. Three good Apple Or
chsrds Of choice fruit trees on the premis-
e. The farm 10 supplied with good tim.
ber. aud ~ SO situated that Il can be ad.
.vantsgeously divided. II the property 10
net sold on the day advertised Il will
be rented for one year. Persons desirous
Of ofparchasing o large farm will do well to
visit the place. For further psrticulars
call on Jesse Knspp. Middlecreek p. o.
Snyder Co., Pc. h.3s.- M.
Sale 10 commence Al 10 o'clock A. N. Of
said dsy whea eenditisps will b made
known by JESSE XNEPP, =
ssp~ ~. 1871. Kxseutsr.
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TRACT OF LAND

situate In West Perry township, Snyder county
Penn'a., unded on the North by land OF Fred.
erick kissling and Henry Troup East by land
OF Levi Toats, South by land Of John Stroup,
and West by land Of Frederick kis.ling, con.
tanning ONE HUNDRED ACRES, morc or
loss. whereon arc erected . two.story weather
and other necessary out buildings There IL an
excellent ORCHARD on the premises and 4
Spring con, eniant to the housa. About seventy
acres of said tract are cleared and under good
cultivation, the balance good Timber Land.
sale to commence at ~ O'Clock noon on said
day when terms will 10 made known and At.
tendance given by
DANIEL sTRoUP, Adm'r.
West Perry township, Oct. ~, 1871.
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FIFTEEN ACRES
Orphans Court Sale.

TN Pursuance OF an order of the
l. Orphans Court Of Snyder County, granted
To the undersigned Administrator OF tho estate
Of DANIEL STROAP ST., deceased, will be
expo-ed TO t'uqlic sale, on the premises In West
Perry township, Snyder county, on
Friday, November 10, 1871.
The following dcscribed valuable Real Estate,
to wit: All that certain messuage and
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Executors Sale.

The undersigned. Executor OF tho las
viii and Testament OF John J. Kline, late
Of Beaver town.hip, Snyder County decd,
will expose TO public sale on tho premis
es, on.
TUESDAY DECEMBER s. 1871.
The following described farm or tract Of
land situate In Beaver township, Snyde,
county, bounded and described as follows
TO wit: On the north by lands Of Daniel.
Meyer. John W. Kline and Samuel Weaver
south by lands Of Michael Plat, samue
Meyer and Rachael Diefepbach /; east b,
lands Of George Hassinger an ! David Cole
man, and west by NJ. Blouch, containing.
9 q X A n r T. a.
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Dauchy d Cos. Aduert,sen,en

Agent. Look! S3 to SIT Daily
easily made. Profitable and respectable bust
ness. little novelty wanted by everybody.
Success sure. Send stamp for circulars to
Churchill Templeton, Manu's, eib Broadway
New York.
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T0R SALE,-A choice farm OF ls3 acres IN
chester Co, 10 miles from Phlladslrhia. Ad.
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PEKNsYLvANIA LEGISLA-
TURE.
Republican Majority on Joint
Ballot ~,

Below we present list Of tho mem.
bers elected to the mex. Legislature.
The new elected members are marked
with q stnr (sl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-02-18
B ULL'S
S A r S A p A RILLA
a Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

Read the Captains Letter and the Lettes
from his mother:
BENTON BARRACKS, Mo-, April 80, 1866.
d.. JOHN BuIL-Dea7. Sir: Knowing
the efficacy of your Sarsaparilla, and the
healing and beneficial qualities it possesses,
l send you the following statement of my
case:
was wounded about two years ago-was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved so often, my wounds
have not healed yet. have not sat up =
moment since / was wounded. ] am shot
through the hips. My general health is ina
paired, and / need something to assist ma
| ture. l have more faith In your Sarsaparilla
than In anything else / wish that that 10
genuine. Please express me half dozen
bottles, and oblige. 4.
CAPT. G. P. JOHNSON, St Louis, Mo.
P. S.-The following was written
April 30, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson,
mother of Capt johnson:
DR.. John BuLl-Dear Sir: Ny husband,
DR.. &. :. johnson, was a skillful surgeon
and physician IN central New York, where
he died, leaving the above G. p johnson to
my care. At thirteen years of age ha had 3
chronic diarrhea and scrofnla, for which l
gave your Sarsaparilla- 1t cured him. /
have for ten years recommended 1t to many
in New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofuls,
fever sores, and general debility Perfect
success has attended it. The cures effected
an some cases of scToflLG and fsver sores,
mere almost miraculous l am very anxious
for my son to again have recourse to year
Sarsaparilla. He is fearful Of getting 4.
spurious article, hence his writing to Tou
for it. His wounds were terrible, but I be-
ievo he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOEA SON.
For sale by J. II. LAR,sILL,
B0EVaI can.