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On the other hand, we have that por.
,ion Of the party Of which Mr.. Jeffer.
son Davis may be selected as the priu.
ciplc representative, refusing to nc.
knowledge that the war settled any.
thing, or that the Constitution has
been rghtlully amended since 1861.
The divergence between these two
wings Of the Democracy is very much
too wide 10 admit Of them standing on
one platform. They are pretty even
Iy dIvldcd-proLably the New De-
parturis,s are the weakest --ani The
bist erncss with which the quarrel is
conducted certainly docs not promise a
speedy adjustment Of the differences
The World has proclaimed that its
policy is inevitable, aud that the
continued existence aud future tri.
umpb, OF the Democratic party arc
staked OF its adoptioo.' Representing
the Davis ia ,tioD, the Baltimore Ga.
zcttc says that when tho World call
progressive Democracy means being
on the sid6 Of the party in power
with finger in the pie Of poli'lca
patronage aud wants uobody tosip.
pose that they give tho negro his
rights because ihcy like to do 50, "but
because We cannot help ourselves
aud, continues the Gazette, does any
one suppose that we will make our
selves any the moro respected by
pIedging our solemn words that we dc
these things because we like them
when every one knows that We only
do them because wo cannot help our
selves; aud is it not plain that We
only make ourselves contemplate b.
trying to obtain our object by 4
sncaklng trick when wc have not the
independent manhood to attack per
sistentIy until we triumph by prInci'
pie ~
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TUE New York Tammany politi.
ciaus, II is currantIy reported, have in
view the sending Of q committee u
Jefferson Davis, TO endeavor. 10 die
suude him Gow The rebelliods courses
in which he 10 sgain engaged. Had
they thus rcmonstrated with Davis 10
1861, instead Of 'cgging" him on to
treason and to war, thousands of lives
and millions OF treasure might have
been saved 10 the country. Blu:
1" better late than never"
THE importance Of q single vote was
again forcibly excmplified at the or
sapizatioo of the New Hampshire I.e-
gislature, 10 the election Of the Dem.
ocratic candidate for Speaker Of the
lower house by a majority Of one in u
total of 327. We see from THE the
absurdity Of any vot,r cxcusing him
self from The exercise of the right Of
suffrage on the plea that his individu-
al vote, among so many, is of no cou
sequence.
TnE fret meeting Of the newly.or
gapizrd Republican State Central
Committee will be held at Altoona on
Wednesday, June 81.
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JclD. Davis ON "The lost

T1c Selma (Ala.) Press gives a
more complete account Of lhs recon-
speech Of Jefferson Davis at that
place than that which was sent
North by telegraph. II seems that be
did not, as the despatch stated, decline
to express himself on public affairs ;
but, emboldsncd under the inspiring
Influence Of tho New Hampshire elec.
ton, proclaimed not only his nochang-
ed Robcl feelings, but his sauguinc
hopes for resus citation Of the Z" lost
cause" The Press says:
" About IL o'clock a brass baud ap.
pcnred on Alabama st 10 front Of the
hotel. accompanied by crowd Of two
or three hundred people The baud
discoursed /" The Bonny Blue Flag
and on the cessation Of tho music,
loud calls wcro made for " Davis
e Davis" 10 answer to the call, the
chief Of the fallen Confcdracy appear
ed on the balcony, aud addressed the
crowd for about ten minutes in strain
OF impulsive .loqucucc, which told
with powerful effect upon his hearcrs.
iIe commenced by complcme nting, IN
general terms, the people Of Alabama.
lie said he had always loved them,
aud now felt that he could rest 10
peace with them forever They were
bone of bis bone and flesh Of his flesh.
Alabama and his own State OF Missis
sippi were yet one in principle as
they had once been one ia territory.
Their people hal sent forth their sons
to battle on the same fields for their
rights and States. But, asked the
speaker with bitter emphasis, are they
States now? Yet proceeding in an ex
ultant tone, he declared that State
,orcrcignty, although dctea,ed IN he
late struggle riU ultimately triumph ;
its day of success nigh; not come in
his time. but he would live aud die in
the belief that it would surely triumph.
lie dec arcd that no people on earth
had ever suffered rs had the Southern
people since the surrender Of the
Southern armies. and he loved them
Tor the forttude with which they had
borne the oppression beaped upon
them. lie had always been willing to
give his life for his people, and now
ifany Yankee power wanted bis blood
to atone for any action OF the South
crn people, they could take it. On
him the government had done its
worst, and for himself be did not care.
hut for the sake of those whom he loved
he rouH forbear to cypress more fn,ly
he feelings Of has heart. he ncuer hod
asked pardon for mhot he hal done. ana
he ncurr ,couti, for he fsh that he haa
done no prong Mr.. Davis concluded
amid the applause Of the crowd, which
had loudly checred the salient points
If his speech. AS hc retired, the
band struck up" Dixie"
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ORDER has been restored in tho c

ORDER has been restored in tho city
Of Paris. travel and trade has been re-
sumed, the dead have bceo buried. and
large gangs Of men are engaged in re-
moving the barricadcs, the ruins, and
cleaning the streets Of the debris AMI
wrecks Of the terrible warfare that has
recently been carried on within the pre-.
cincts of the city. A great number OF
the captured Communists and insurgents
who were found firing the city at diff.
crent points. have been summarily shot
Tho Versailles Government is master Of
the situation everywhere, but it is foar-
ed that President Thcirs is not strong
enough to hold tho reins Of power,
and prevent future rebcllions snd out
breaks among the volatile, dissatisfied
and Troublesome people Of France.
The question of the future govern
mcnt of France is being discussed,
and will come before the National As
sembly most likely, this week. The
two branches Of the monarchical fam
lily. the Bourbons and Orleanis,s. have
fused, and Count do Chambord is be-
ing put forward as their choice for
King. 1t is likely that he will sue
ceed in his efforts, and become ruler
Of the des,inies Of tho nation, and that
ere long. The press Of the country.
however. favors the continuance oi
tho Republic and o move will be
made 10 the Assembly to coptinne
Theirs as President tor two years.
The Napoleon family aud adhercnts
are moving for the re-installment Of
the emperor, but with little chance oil
success at present.
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In 1868 the Democratic marty,

In 1868 the Democratic party, in
State Convention assembled. adopted
unanimously the following rcsolu
iion:
Resoleed, That tho Dem 'cratic par.
ty OF Pennsylvania is opposed to con-
ferring upon the negro the right Ia
vote, and we do empha,ieally deny that
that there is any right or power in
Congress or elsewhere to impose no.
gro suffrage upon the people Of the
State in opposition to their will.
Only three years have gone by and
to day this same Democratic party
swallows the "niggsr' whole. See
ninth resolutions of the late Convsu
tion.
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FIRE-A destructive fire occur,

FIRE.-A destructive fire occurred
at Potsdanl Junction, n. Y. Monday
afternoon. II was frs, discovered at
half past three in the store occupied
by W. Il Reynolds, in which was the
post offico. 1t spread very rapidly,
there being a high wind, taking every.
thing south as far as Whitery's Ho-
tel. East on Depot street everything
was burned with the exception OF two
dwellings, and north as far as the
Congregational Church, with the ex-
ception Of one dwelling. The entire
business part Of the village is destroy
ed, comprising thirteen stores, Eve
machine shops, one bakery, one hotel
and four dwelling houses, and several
harms. The origin of the FIRE
IS unknown. Loss, $4,000; iusur,
ance, s58,000,
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DEMOCRATIC papers throughout the
State are continually making extracts
from the ~. Y. Sun, and calling it q
Radical paper The San is owned
aud editad by Democrats, is rad
zeal too-that is, radically wrong,
and instead Of being a Republican pa
per, it 10 the most vindiotive Ku.
Klux organ 10 New York. Democratic
editors know this very well but ievep-
theless they continue to quote the
Sun as Republican authority.
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Tue Democrats Of New Hampshire
have secured the fruits Of their tri
umph last March, aud Weston. their
candidate for Governor. who failed to
receive Q majority at the polls. has
been elected to the position for which
no was On aspiraut by the Lsgisls-
turo. t1-
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All that is needed for q glorious
Republican victory this fall is work
Let every one do his whole duty and
our success is assured The Stale
is andsniably Republican, and will
give handsome Republican sjority,
unless the members OF the party are
70 ithless 10 their trust.
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TREASURER.

Ed. Posr;-Please announce tho name OF q
W. Row, of Monroe township. asa candidate for
County Treasurer Mr. Row has u strong claim
upon the party, nrst, because his district scliom
askes political tavors; second, his unswerying
fidelity TO the Republican party. Mr.. Row Is an
honest, upright, Industrious, Intelligent farmer,
fully capable Of dischargiDK the duties Of the
ONCE to which no aspires. To elect him Trea.
surer would be but Just rocompense for his la
bors In behalf oi our party. He Is esteemed for
his integrity, morality, temperance and good
business qualities. MANY VOTERS.
We arc authorized to announce that JAcoB
GRoss, of Heavier township, IL q candidate tor
County Treasurer, subject To the decision of the
Republican Primary Election. Mr.. 9rOss held
the office of Treasurer several years ago, and
nied the once with credit TO himself and to the
entire satisfaction Of tax payers.
MANY yoTERs.
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ToTHK KREPuBLicAsso or SsYpER COUNTY
The undersigned respectfully announces him.
self as q cand date Tor County Commissioner,
subject TO tho decision OF the ensuing Republi'
can Primary Election. II nominsted and elect
ed I will transact the duties OF the ONCE with
hdeitVs ADAM J. FISHER
PENN township, May, Q, 1871.
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CANDIDATES.
PRESIDENT yUDGE.

We present the name Of Hon: s. 5. WOODS, to
the Republican voters OF Snyder county, as .
suitable candidate for President Judge, and At
the same time ask Republicans In the other two
counties composing this Judicial District to co.
operate with us In again placing upon the bench
the man who has, for ten years past discharged
the duties OF his ONCE with such signal abiiity
and a saving OF large sums of money to tho tax
payers Of tho District. Esteemed for his high
moral and Intellectual culture-his orudition,
candor, fairness and defIre to administer Justice
even handed, he has ingratiated himself Into
public favor and will receivs the hearty support
Of the Intelligent masses. Honest, learned. ca.
pnbie and experienced Il would but be Justice to
him and ourselves TO reelect him. NorER.
SAMUEL II. .ORwto, Esq is respectfully named
as a candidate for President Judge In this Judi
cial District, subject to the rules Of tho Repubi
can organization. Mr.. Orwix IL nov In the
prime OF ~ 9, with the experience and discipline
derived from fourteen years of Industrious
and successful devotion to the Law and Is. In
every respect, ominentiy ntted to NIL the honors.
ble position for which he Is named. Born, odu
Gated, and for the most OF his life q resident "f
Union county, he is personally, or by reputation,
we'll and iavorabiy kno~n 10 the district. He
understands and speaks both German and
English, and in all repccts fully combines all the
requisites Tor this responsible position.
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COMMISSIONER.

To tho Republican Voters Of Snyder County,
The subscriber respectfully oters himself as u
candidate for the Office Of county Commissioner
tion. y. y. MERTI.
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EpIroI or Posr:-No man In this Judidial
fitness for the position Of President Judge IL
more generally ackno vie,iyci than Hon. George
r. Miller Of Union County. Honest and capable.
he possesses the experiences OF maUy years of
practice and study, together with tho strong
claims Of his county. Mitiiin county has had the
position for near thirty years. We recommend
him to the candid confederation Of the voters OF
Snyder county, The BEAVERS.
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ASSENBL LY.

Hon. WIN. q. Herrold, OF Union township, Is
respectfully announced as n candidate for the
nomination OF Representative At the ensuing
Republican Primary Election. Mr.. Herroid Is
we'll and favorabiy known throughout the coun
ty and if nominated and elected will make
good Representative. WAsHisoToN.
Mr. EDITOR Allow me, through the columns
Of your paper, To announce myself as q candidate
tor the Republican nomination for Representa-
tive, At the coming Republican, Primary Elec'
tiun Of Snyder County should bs nominated
and elected to the said otise, will enioavor to
perform my duty to the best ofmy ability.
ABRAHAM EYER.
Jackson township, May, >, 1871.
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- ECEIpTS Il EXpEN ITURE>

u ECEIPfS Il EXPEN irURES
~ Of the school board Of Franklin township
tor the year commencing on the LIST day OF June
lsTO.
Andrew KratIer, Collector and Treasurer, of
School fund, In account with Franklin TOW nship
DIR.
To amount Of Duplicate tivsS.oo
To cash from Isaac Beaver, late Col.
lector and Treasurer 1000
To cash from J. u. Schoch, former Col.
lectOr and Treasurer 35l9
To bal. of order against Isaac Beaver,
former Collector and Treasurer, bstJ
To order aghinst w. q, Bowe sox, Tor
mer Collector and Treasurer lso.os
Total a,aao aa
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81 give my hearty preference to the
Wilcox 4 Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine"
FANNY FERN.
"The weight Of reliable evidence being
overwhelming for that Of the Willcex 4 Gibbs
Silent Sewing Machine, decided upon Il,
procured il, and am more than satiyisd."
GRACE GREENWOOD.
"Ihave the Wheeler & Wilson, the Grover
! Baker, and the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in my family. use the Wilcox
! Gibbs most frequently, thinking Il far
uperior to either OF the Others"
MRs. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
"My wife would not accent q Sewing
Machine Of any other patent az gif, II she
must receive II on condition of giving up the
Wilcox 4 Gibb."
Carbondals. Pa
"Ths Wilcox 4 Gibbs is the only Sewing
dachine whose working 10 20 sure and simple
hat ! could venture 70 introduce Il into
gria" REV. A. T. PRATT,
xissionary American Board.
ave have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, but Il 10 the unanimous
,pinion of the household, that the Wilcox
! Gibbs is the bess Of them all"
Rxv. ]. q. HoLNB,
nreeklya. MI.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
4 construction, have sssn no Sewing
dachins equal 70 the Wilcox q 0ibhs"
ENooH LEWIS,
ofths Fennsylvsnia CentsAl = 4
a c0Sssnen01edeesoo ~ fhD 0ookfeo1
y Ssscsng Naohd'sss y rsapssVSS-
ID. q. EWING,
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Cs.n granted TO- the unasrs'gn.I, a.. ss'si,s are
esSusstyd 10 make payment, and those nav'ns
Sy-s sSslnst the inuas will present. them 70
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1. WALKER, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD .
co. prurrists and Gen. Asen<s. San Francisco,
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Auditors pay i,O
Allowed tax Of Henry Kesslsr and John d.
Long 400
Allowed, entered on unsssted lands 4o3
andrew kratxer, percentage for collecting 81 %
do do do paying out as treasr ~, ,3i
do do attending Audit l,Uy
Total, t79s, ~
WE, the undersigned, Auditors Of Franklin
township, have audited the Above account and
mud IL true and correct 70 the best Of our know
ledge and belief
HENRY II. SOHAEFFER,
PHILLIP wlrTENMYEk, Auditors.
ROBGRT ElSENhAUER,l
Franklin township, April 10, 1871.
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In Milwaukee by Rice 4 ReisiDg: Dohmsn
Schmidt; Green 4 Bottom
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a New Enterprise.

A BOUT three years since. there was organ
IA lied in the city of Now York, among the
most wealthy and prominent business men of
tLaE wealthy and busy city. company, to com
menoe the manufacture OF the IDprored Se1ing
Machine, Uhieh should lead the World.
Awaiting the mselves OF the experience of all
the pioneers who had introduced Sewing Ma
chimes, more or less crude and imperfect, and Of
their new and mos, valuable pstents, owned and
controlled only by themselves, this new com pany
felt at once the full frssh impetus and power, at
forded by guaranteed success.
Years of time aud hundreds of thousands Of
dollars were spent In pertecting the massive an
tho delicate machinery which should turn out At
first, with mathematical precision, at least ten
complete machines every hour. These machines
were to be finished with the came perfection of
mechanism and nicety of detail, as we may find
in the best chronometer CLOCKS. A separate IN -
chine produces each separate parts and each the
exact duplicate of every other. But few COM
psrstively of these m achines have, as yet been
put upon the market. They are now being in
troduced and comment is everywhere emphatic
ally in their favor, go far they have been tes-
ted in comparison with other machines.
We have seen the demonstration of the fact
that its stitch is the Strongest, Most Elastic and
Most Practical, Of all He Stitches taken by Ma
chineyy. That in capacity for work, it embraces
every variety of plain and ornamental, through
cut the entire range of family sewing. The
power required Is very little Indeed-not hall of
that required by many hers.
The company is already well established in
success. They allow no time to be spent in con-
deming other mech ines, or questioning their
practicalties, and they are indifferent TO compe-
tition and competitors, so far as attack or de-
fence is conoerned. They will not comPromise
their own reputation in an attempt TO increase
their own patronage. by using any dispsraging
remarks or untruthful representations, So COM
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They employ the best talent that N oney can
procure, and will prosecute their business, based
on the absolute merit of their machine.
They are ready 10 give better terms and rates
to dciiUe, energetic and responsible Agents than
otbers-and wish TO secure the services Of the
best business On throughout the country. They
wsrt such q man in this town-who will step
forward and secure the confidence, corporation
and favor Of this powerful and liberal company
and thus secure a permanent ard profitable
business. They have just established a General
Branch and Distributing { Office in Chicago. which
is under the SuperiDtendence of T. c. EsTFE
ESQ, who hss been identified with almost the
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| dress him call on him. You will be than kfu
| for his assistance and satisfied with his deal
| ings.
| We give in the adverti,ipg column the cuts o!
some Of the styles.
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