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The attempt 10 settle tho coal din
eulties by arbitration has entirely failed.
Judge Elwcll, the umpire to whom was
referred certain points respecting the
control Of the coli.erics, mado a report
April 18th, in which no decides that
while men have the undoubted right
to refuse work, except upon such
terms ns are agreeable 10 them, il is
contrary 70 tire spirit Of the law to at.
tempt to force employers to close
thoir mines or accede TO certain terms
or to prevent other meu, who may so
desire, from accepting such terms as
tho operators may offer. The arbi.
traitors failed to agree on a plan for q
resumption. Local arbitration was
proposed, but rejected.
April 22d, tho operators Of the
Schuylkill region submitted q PROPOSE.
tion to the miners Of Schuylkih, Nor.
cumberland, and Columbia, Counties
to resume work the remainder OF the
year at the following rates Outside
laborer, $40 per week inside laborer,
sll per week; miners, by days work
sI3 per week, and q reduction ten
per cent upon contract work upon the
prices paid under the s3 rate as the
basis Of 1869. The operators say they
don't desire to Interfere with the min
ers' association ia q manner whatever
and if the men prefer the basis sys-
ten, we will be willing to submit
in writing to the decision of Judge
Elwell, the umpire, the relative of the
two.fifty basis heretofore offered by
US, and the SO basis heretofore claim
cd by you, and to abide by his 1eci.
sion whatever it may be.' 1t is moi
yet known whether this propositir
will bo accepted by the miners. IL
the meantime work has been resumed
in four mines at Scranton, protection
having been promised the men by the
authorities The German miners, who
had been compelled to cease worI
the day before, by threats and intimi'
dations, also resumed operations
April %, the Germans held q mas.
meeting, approved the action of th,
men who had courage to work in tn,
mines, and resolved to protect them il
case of emergency, and to "spend tn,
last dollar, and spill tho last drop o
blood if necessary" A private min,
has also been opened ut Petersburgb
; The miners of Hill and Fellows bav,
been served with "coffin" notices, ant
have applied TO the mayor and mill
tary commandant for protection. Bu
one company Of soldiers, however
now remains in Scranton, the other
have been ordered to their homes. Ii
) view OF the fact that a terrible rio
may be iuauguratcd at any momen,
there are many who believe the with
I drawal Of the military an unwise act
. 1t Is thought that the strike capno
G last much longer. The miners sup
plies are almost Exhausted, and som
already begin to feel the paugs of hun
ger.
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CANDIDATES..
PRESfDENT yND0E.

Ma. Ebrron:--Populsr sentiment IN Union
county IL unmistak kably in favor Of SAMUEL n.
Onwia, Esq., for President Judgs Of oar judi.
clai District. Mr. OrwlE h a native Of Union
county, n graduate OF Yale Law School, OF New
Haven, Conn, and. for q time q student with
yudys Kelley, In Phiiadeiphia. He vas engaged
in the practice Of his profession for ten yesfs In
Union county and for the last fbur years IN this
city cf Philsd:lPhia, X: sl.o rePres:nted this
signal ABILITY. and vas . fhembsr'cf the leading
Committsee Of the House-the ways and Means
Federal Relations, General and Local Judicla
~. He declined arcelection In 1888 In favor Of
soldier candidate and subsequently removed
10 Phiiadsiphia where he has since had an ex.
tensive practice In the state and u. 3. Courts.
We have known Mr.. Orwig since his admis
sion to the bar, about IL years ago, and we know
Of no man 10 all respects better suited for the
position. II tho people OF Usion County. q,
their Primary Election, present him for theil
| candidate the People Of Snyder, cannot make
q more favorable nomination aud Will doubtles,
second the move. Our friends In Mifiin will
accord us the right TO name our candidate and
we can assure them that In Mr. Orwix We pre-
sent man who would nli the position viii
dignity, integrity and ability. s"'s
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THE success Of the Republican par.
ty, under the administration of Pres.
ident Grant, 10 paying OF the nation.
al debt, reducing taxation, cutting
down the expenses of the Govern
ment and encouraging trade and COM
merce, has alarmed the Democratic
leaders, both in and out Of Congress,
aud they have issued an: address full
to the brim with misreprese q ta,iou.
aud false assertions. In this address
these Democratic leaders state that
the entire expenditures Of the Govern
ment for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1851, were only $62 900, 900, aud
that sl6i 100000 were expended for
exactly the sameitems in 1860. This
leaves out Of the count the fact that
the fiscal year Of 1860 was before the
rebellion that the expenditures of
the Government for the collection of
tho revenue have been tripled since ;
that q new and costly, but Just and
humane policy has been inaugurated
towards tho Indians that the pen .
sioos have been immensely increased,
and the army and navy much eulare-
cd, The Phila. Press says that no
conscientious body Of men would be
guilty Of SO fragrant a misstat m ent as
this OF the Democratic Congressmeu,
and no citizen possessing commoo
sense will believe Il. Such falsehoods
damage their authors more than they
do those whom they are intended to
iujure. Any fair-miuded set OF men,
instead Of attacking the financial poll.
cy Of the Republican party, would
praise 1t for its honesty aud economy.
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THE tenor Of the news from Paris
for the past few days would seem 10
indicate that the revolt which wss In.
aasurated Immediately alter the re-
tiroment Of the mass OF the German
army from before the city, and which
has lasted nearly two months, is near
ly subdued. The Communists will Of
course hold out as long az IL is at all
possible for them to obtain food but
the sans cnIottes who compose their
army will not suffer the pangs Of hun.
ger without some outbuIsts Of dissatis.
faction, which will eventually CON pei
tho leaders to accept the terms offered
by the government
The insurrection has cost Franc,
Ian immence amount of blood ant
treasure, which the weak government
Of NJ. Thiers should be held responsi
bic for. The MUS, priests, bishops
and private citizens murdered by thes,
worse than barbariaps cannot be bro
to life again, but their assassins ough
to receive tho punishment they de-
serve, but which, we very much feal
will not be meted out TO them.
The financial prospect is no es
discouraging than the social one. TIL,
money forced from the Gas Compau,
and other corporations will have to be
refunded and these large sums, coup
led with the indemnity which has {
be paid to Germany, will be an i'm
mense burden upon the produciuI
classes. Tho destruction of private
property in and around Paris has beer
considerable, and years will clapse be
fore the magnificent villas aud monu
,nents RACED BY tho shcl and the torcl
can be rebuilt.
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H0LLlDAYSBURG SEMINARY.
HoLLIDAYSBURG PA.
BLOOMINGTON ILL.) NURSERY,

10th Year. 600 Acres. 10 Qrsephouses. Ia.
geet Assortment-all sizes. Best Stock II.
Prices Would you know what, When. No.
pisnt Fruit, shade, Evergreen Trees, Ros
Eerly Rose Potatoes. Shrubs Roses GreenbSn.
and garden plants, &C. kc. FLOWER Asb W.
TABLE SEEDS Finest, Best Coilection-sa,,,
and quality. Send 10 cents for New. liiustfsi,,
each, Tor Catalogues Of Seeds. with plain dr..
tions-os pages Bedding and garden plan,,-
y pages, and Wholesale Price List-a p,u,
Address =. X. PHOENIX, Bloomington' Nj
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The party which is now 10 mali
ciously maligning General Grant, was
ust as industrious in huiling invec.
tives at Washington, and 10 opposing
his wise and patriotic endeavors for
the benefit Of the country. In the
early part of 1870, the Democratic
party Cor, as it was thoH called, "the
opposition oil anti-federalists") began
to be organized in opposition to Wash.
ington's administration, and it scru.
pied at no means by which odium
might bo cast upon Washington and
his supporters In the early part OF
his first term. the Indians were very
troublesome, and defeated our armies
on several occasions which made it
necessary for Congress to increase the
strength Of the army. The Democrat.
ic party bitterly opposed the measure,
on the ground that standing armies
were dangerous, aud that tho propos-
ed increase showed the existance of
monarchical designs on the part of the
administration. And again, when
the neutrality proclamation was issued
(Which was caused by the war OF
France with England and Holland)
1t was denounced by the Democrats
as bigh-hauded assumption of pow.
er on the part of the President, IA
royal edict," evincing his monarohi-
cal disposition.
1t will thus be seen that tho Dem
ocratic party not only has no respect
for persons, but is even ungrateful for
national existence.
Grant saved tho Nation, and that
exposes him to the abuse Of the party
which SO virulently attacked the faith.
er Of his country.
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TnE Ohio Legislature has taken ID
hand the strife aud contest continually
arising over the adoption of school
books for the use Of public schools.
4 law has passed ia that State prohib.
ting the books in use ia public schools
from being changed oftensr than once
10 three years, and ouly then by q
vote Of tWo-thirds Of the school boards
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ExECUTORs NOTICE.--Letters issss.
~ mentary In the estate Of Chrisfisnh
witfenmyer, late Of Franklin township,
snyder County, deceased, having been
granted 10 the undersigned. all per IONS
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
nre requested 70 make payment without
delay, and those having claims on the
same will present them TO
BENJAMIN wITTENMYER,
Apr. %, 1871. Executor.
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UTSE THE RED HORSE POWDER
~ and 10 packs, Red Horse Trade Nn|
HoRsEs CURED or GLAsDERs.-AarOn si
der's, ". q. Assistant Assessor, Mount E,il
sunhury, Penn. HoRsKs CURED OF Foryp}
wolf wilhelm's, Danyille, Pa, A. Ells
Merchant, Whshingtonville, Pa, J. Nice 4
anaker's, Jersey Shore. Pa. HoRsB CURED
LUso FEvER.-Hess Bros, Lewisburg,
Union Co, Pa. Hoos CURED OF CHolrll|
Cows cursd.-DI. M'Cleery, J: II. M'Goiai.,
Milton, Pa. Chickens cured OF Cholep
DR.. u. O.. Davis, u. W. stickcr, John 4
James Finnoy's Milton, Pa, HUNDREDS H
could be cited whose stock was saved By y
the Red Hoose Powder prepared by CYR
BROWN, Druggist, Chemist and Horst1l
cal Emporium, broadway, Milton Pa, % ~
oil orders should b. addressed.
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A SAD scene was recently witnessed

10 tho jail at st. Louis. A young
man, rendered penniless and desper-
ate through dissipation, relieved his
immediate necessities by stealing @
Bible from church and was discover.
ed and arrested. In tho prison he
fell sick with consumption, and when
the day Of his.trial came was too i'll to
go into court. lie, however. inform
ed the District Attorney Of his desire
to plead guilty and to be sentenced to
the peuiteptiary, in the hope that the
change Of place Of confinement mig BIT
be beneficial. The Court officers
proceeded to tho Jail, 10 order that h is
request might be complied with, bu,
1t appearing that he was on the brink
Of eternity, the Judge concluded that
it would be an act of iphumanity to
pass sentence upon a dying man. A
noile pros. was entered aud his renoy-
al to the hospital ordered.
SOME Of the Democratic papers are
trying to ridicule the Republicans for
having such men as Winans of the
New York Legislature'among them ;
but we think some of them might find
q record, If eksy would read the prop.
er book, where twelve chosen men
had one among them who sold out
and, it may be doubted whether be
found worse company ID that place
than Winans has thrown himself into
by going over to the Democrats.
OWING to q high food in the Mis-.
sissippi, q crevasse occurred above New
Orleans, week before last which has
caused considerable damage to proper
ty. 1t was q thousand feet wide on
Sunday, week, and twelve or fourteen
miles Of the Jackson Railroad had been
swept away. New Orleans was con.
sidered to be in great danger from the
flood, but the wator in the Mississippi
commenced falling aud dissipated all
fears 10 that direction.
According to the latest decision Of
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, q
person furnishing supplies for new
building csnnot secure himself or OBJ
tain lien on the building unless ne
first has Q distinct understanding with
the builder aud owner Of the premises;
otherwise he cannot collect ono cent
for whatever he may furnish for the
structure.
For some months an organixed d
band Of swindlers has been operating
in Iowa, duping large numbers. They
forged a large number Of deeds for
valuable tracts Of land and village
property, aud mOrtgacsd and sold
them. When taken they tried to
bribe the officers with s2,5O0 check
on Jay Cooke and Co., of New York.
THE chairman of the democratic
State Committee, has issued his call
for the assembling Of tho State Con.
vention, at Harrisburg, on Wednesday
the 2ath Of May, for the nomination
Of candidates for Auditor and Surveyor
General.
The Harrisburg passenger railway
oars carried ll9,335 persons during
1870. The receipts Of the road sx-
oosded the expenditures tl.63.
The expense Of assessing and col.
lectiug the revenue for the fret thr
months of this year, as compared with
The corresponding mouths oflsst gear,
shows a reduction Of 100000.
TIE decision Of the Supreme Court
declaring tho legal tender act cousti-
utionsI, was not unexpected, though
iirect'y opposite to tho decision of |
,ear ago, when there were only eight
Judges on the bench. |
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ASSEMBLY.

Mn. EprroR. R.-AIiow me, through the column
for the Republican nomination for Representa-
tive, at the coming Republican, Primary Elec
tion Of snyder County. Should be nominated
and elected to the said once, will endeavor to
perform my duty TO the best ofmy ability.
ABRAHAM EYER.
Jackson township, May, q 1871.
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DEGIsTER's NOTICE.-Notice i,

I
~ hereby given to all concerned, that ths
following named persons have filed their ac.
counts In the Registers Once, at Middleburg
Snyder county, and that the said accounts will
DO presented for confirmation and allowance AT
the Orphans Court 10 DO held at Middleburg, for
May being the 17nd day Of said month, viz,
! The account Of Joseph Rrubecksr, Admir-,
OF the estate Of John Weaver deceased.
The second account OF Daniel WeirIck Ex.
ecutor Of the last will and testament Of Jacob
The sccount Of Valentine Walter A Eu,.
=. schnss Adm'rs, Of the Estate OF Henry Wes.
The account Of George EtzIer Admir- of ths
Estate OF Catharine Etzier deceased.
Inc account o. John Norman, Guardian Of
~; Anderson smith, one Of the Children OF r.
w. Eliza Smith deceased. : =
The hnsi account Of George Fisher Exeea
iSr h ths last viii and testament Of George L.
The account Of Enos Foltr Executor OF the
% iast viii and testament OF jacob uttorlIng
8 The nnsi account Of John s. Wolf Trustee
10 sell the Real Estate of Jacob Dietrich decd
The account OF Jacob Schnee. Executor Of
tho I, iAst VIII testament OF George apple deed.
ney executrix OF the last will and Testament OF
John Courtney deceased,
II The account Of william f,owersox auardi.
a. Enanr oi Joseph F,oek' minor child Of Michael
II Ths sIsscs secosnt Of william po~.,..x c..
an ei Mary Jane Frock, q miuor child of Mi.
chAel Frock deceased.
Is Tue account Of John l.. Suffe, Admir- Of
me t:stAte OF John Sufte deceased. "
~ Tbs account Of William 8. Thursby, Exec.
toSpsSU .S hS%ss dsss: Ihur'Sy' late OF Chapman
Aprn "a, ISL. "'A' "'sr q hse'r
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RoreU & Co.'S advertisement,
THE SCHOOL,

More largely patronifed by Young Men TIA.
any other for q business or Academic fsS',
h the OLDEST, BKsT, MOST REAsoS,,,
PRACTICAL School In tho United States ~
the only one providing situations for C,,,s,
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I ETTERS TESTAMETARY, on
- the Estste Of Ma RIA HALL. late of ths ho,.
ougA OF fSeiinssrove, deed, having been srsnted
70 ths qndsf.isn:d, AZ persons knowing tksm.
seIyes indebted TO said estate are requested TO
make PaIm Imeats and those having claims agaIpst
tho same VII PrsAsnt them for ssttlemsnt 10
Oct. 20. Is7s. 80 Esesutcv.
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For scrofula, Scrofulous Tuna
Scromlous Diseases Of the Eye,
Scrofula In any form, Rheumatl,i
Diseases OF the Liver, Diseases I'D
skin, Eruptions, Pimples, Bolls, u
'er, Scald Head, Ulcers, and 4
Sores, or any disease depending otI
iepraved condition Of the blood, NJ
Dr. Crooks COMPOUND sYRI]
" POKE ROOT. II Is comblr(
with the best tonic preparatioh.
Iron known, and Is the best allsj
tive and blood Pprltier made. ClaJ|
your Blood. Try one bottle. sOgt
Prepared only BY
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COMMISSIONER.

REPuBLicANs or SNYDER COUNTY
The undersigned respectfully announces him
self as q cand date for County Commissioner
subject 10 the decision Of the ensuing Republl
can Primary Election. II nomins sted and elect
ed will transact the duties Of the once with
fidelity. ADAM J. FISHER.
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Sherif's Sale.

by virtue Of writ Of Vend Ex., issued
out OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of Sny.
der Co. TO me directed, win be exposed ia
Public Sale, at the Court House in Middle.
burg, on MONDAY, MAY 22nd, 1871, n
10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following valuable
REAL ESTATE as follows TO wit :-AIl
that certain Tract Of Land situate in Chap.
mon Township, Snyder county, Pa, boun.
ded east by land Of Mary Sholly. south BY
Samuel Dengler, west by John G. Kreit zcr,
aud north by Hhnry Hummel, caniaininq
so ACRES,
More or less, whereon arel erected a good
Log Frame House, Barn, and other out
buildings.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of Jacob II. Lcnig.
ALS0.--At the same time and place, a
certain Tract Of Land situate in Centre
township, Co. and State aforesaid, bounded
and described as fellows. 10 wit:-Dounded
south by land Of Israel Shamorey, west by
land Of Samuel Meyer, north by land OF
Frederick Boversox, aud east by land Of
Peter Long, containing
SO A&'1OELtS,
more or less; twenty acres Of which are
cleared and the balance well limbered. The
improvements consist Of o Log House,
Stable, and other buildings.
Taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property Of Henry Meyer.
ALS0.-At the same time aud place, q
certain Lot Of Ground situate in Union
township, County and State aforesaid, des.
cribed as follows, to wit:-Bounded north
and west by Harrison Wilmer, east by
Pennsylvania Canal, aud south by Jacob
Bogar. containing one hundred and fifty feet
square, ore or less, whcreon are erected a
fwo-story Brick House, shed, and other
out-buildings,
Seized and taken in execution as the
properly Of Daniel Mulliner. Il. ~
JOHN 8. WOLF. Sheriff.
sbsIis's Office, Middlsbug, April "a, 1871.
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INVENTORY or WIDOWS UNDER THE

TNyENT0RY or WIDOWS UNDER THE
l. $500 LAW.
NotIce 10 hereby given that the inventory
Of Cathsrine Garman, Widow Of George
Garman. late OF Washington Up. deceased.
Ann Eliza Bowes, widow Of DR.. Robert l..
Bowe', late OF the borough Of selinsgrove,
has been fled with the Clerk Of The Or.
phan's Court OF Snyder County, and that
the same will be presented for confirmation
at May Term, A b. 1871.
J. GROUSE, Clerk o. c.
April %. 1871.
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AT TpK solicitation Of many friends, have
been induced 20 announce my self as n candidate
for the ONCE Of County Commissioner, su ieci
to the decision Of the Republican Primary Eicc
date, aud should be nominated and elected
will attend to the duties Of tho once with
fidelity. JOHN STINE.
Centre township, May, 2, 1871.
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OLIVER CRo05Hys 4 CO., p,y,on,t
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An appeal will:bc held at tho Commissioners
oincc 10 the Borough OF Middleburg on Thursdsy
May 25th, A. ID. 1871, between the hours Of o
O'Clock A. NJ. aud O'clock p. NJ. when and
whore all those who may feel themselves ag.
vrieved by their classification may attend II
they think proper. CALVIN y. MOVER.
Mercantile Appraiser,
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threc members. Blair to one member
Bradford and Wyoming to two men,
bers. Bucks to two members. CAM
bria 10 one member. Potter and
MKean TO one member. Allegheny
10 seven members. The county OF
Chester to two members. Centre to
one member. Clearfeld to one mem
Der. Clarion aud Forest to one mem
Der. Clinton, Lycoming aud Sullivan
TO two members. Columbia to one
member. Crawford to two members
Cumberland to one member. Daupbiu
and Perry to three members. Della
ware to one member. Erie TO two
members. Elk, Cameron and Jeffer.
son to one member. Fsyetto to one
member. Huntingdon 10 one mem
Der. Indiana TO one member. Juni.
ata and Miffiin to one member. Lap
caster 10 three members. IIawrance
TO one member. Lebanon 10 one
member. Lehigh to two members.
Luzerne to four members. Montgom.
cry 20 Two members. Mercer TO one
member Northampton 10 two ,nem.
members. Northumberland and Moup-
tour to two members. Pike and
Wayne to one msnber. Schuylkill to
three members. Snyder aud Union
70 ono member. Susquehannsh and
Wyoming to two members. Tiogs to
one member. Venaugo to one mem
kes. Wsrrea TO one member West
mWsland to two members. York 10
tvo members. Greene TO one mem.
her. Semsrset TO one member.