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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-12-19
CHURCH GATHERED, 1853.
FIRST HOUSE BUILT, 1870.


THIS HOUSE ERECTED, 1929.
DESIGNATED BY BRITISH TROOPS, l775.
Some of the river counties in Iowa,
where timber is scarce, have large
number of homesteaders who live in sod
houses, and burn the rank river bottom
grass for fuel. They twist it, when dry,
into ropes. Thus prepared, it gives out
an intense heat, and has lasting quail
tiles.
We have more distinct bones in youth
than in old age, by reason Of the con-
solidation of many into one, by the pro-
cess of ossifcation. At about the fif-
teenth year there are in some 246 bones
later, 228; and, finally, in the adult skel-
eton 2O2, according to the latest investi-
cations. .F
The father of the boy whose veracity
is not go marked as his back, asked the
teacher why it was his son didn't have a
better. acquaintance with figures, and
was considerably electrified when the
teacher tenderly observed, "I really
don't know. unless it is because figures
won't lie."
A young man came into the Office of
this newspaper yesterday, with a manu-
script poem which he wished published.
II began with "The snow, the snow. the
beautiful snow" His friends may get
the body by applying at the basement
and paying for the dry goods box con.
tanning the repains Of the deceased, -
st L9gts Republican.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-12-19

II you have go.d business, advertise
and ksepit. If not, advertise and get II.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

Arorukn Railroad in Snyder county Ia
now talked Of Rumor has IL that the
Lewisburg and Spruce Creek Road will not
be constructed alonS the Tenns Creek and
Centre County route MS projected. bu, on
the contrary, will be 70 constructed as TO
intcrsect the sunbury & Lewistown Road.
The road will lie run a short distance we t
Of MiillinLurs aud then divsrge in South
ernly direction toward penns creek and
crosses that stream nt the end Of Jacks
mountain aud then run bv Cenirevillc,
through Musser's Valley by Troxelvillc and
interest the sunjury & Lewistown Road
at Adamsburg--This Is n very plausablc
story rs intersection could he made in a
distance Of IS miles and The road hc con
sirucled without much extra expenses as
comPirsl with otaerroids.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01
" .-oyy 20 80 " 80. ,

vsrty years ago, Illinois was rs Car WC-:
rs most people wished to go aud journeys
Scro made in ihr lcgcnd ry "rra;rie
Sohonnsr,' but in rhe.c days Of progress
ard improvement. tie word West has corie
20 rIcnn Iowa. Nebraska, Ku.9ls Cnlnraio
CIlifurnii and the Territories. and the
irayc',r rcac' cs clmoSl amy point therein
hy splendid Line OF Railroad.
THIS Lihe Of Railroad is the Darlington
Route, which starts Grum Chicago owe, the
uuicngo, Burlington & Quincy Il. Il; from
indianapolis ever the Indianapolis rloum.
i1g.on X Western Short Lin. and fgom Lo
sansrori, over the Toledo. Peoria \ WAR.
saw II. H., an running through lurl'ug
Ton. reaches Omaha. Lincoln. Scbraska
City. 81. Joseph, htchnson, Lcayrnwoih
ind knn'ns CITY. connecting with the
Uniod Pacific, Kansas Pacific and other
Railroads running f,cm those cities.
Always 81 "ly way OF Burlington and
you will be sure TO he right
The Burlington Route has nda.rahly an
swcrei the question, How to 70 West go
hy the publication ofa lruthTul an in.
'eresiing document, iilrt with fact. in 70.
gard 10 Time. Connections, hccommo a.
lions, rates Of Fare, anJ olher interesting
items aud illustrated by n large map,
trUihfrlly showing the whole Wc5', which
they distribute FREQ of chars,. Copies,
and additional information, can be obtain.
ed by addressing. General Passenger
Agent, u. NJ. H. r., Burlington, Iowa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

TOBACCO AND TnE JryESuE move.
ment is taking place in Philadelphia to Sc
cure law prohibiting the sale of tobacco
TO children. The necessity for some aciio n
IN the matter seems 10 become necessary
10 many. other localities besides Philadel.
phia. In this town, for instance, IL is com
mon 10 see boys from eight to fifteen years
pulling at cigar stumps, or having their
months pulled down at the carners wi h
the weight OF nasty looking pipes. Besides
these the numbeI who chew tohacco is past
finding out. especially by their fathers.
bu. IL is always safe TO suspect that a boy
whose skin is dirty aud tightly drawn over
lis features. whose eyes are dull and wa
terry, whose neck and limbs nre thin and
tcrawny. whose general demeanor ard
movements are lisiless and springless =,
and whose mouths have perpetual look OF
hasiihess about them, are victims to iobac-
90 in one or the other Of its forms.
II spainful TO see boys who ought to
be. blooming and MS sweet monlbed as girls
wilied shriycled and befouled with tobac
CO. but ihsi Is not all. They spit away
the saliva that /, needed In their siomachs.
hnl instead Of growing TO be large and
'ta'wart men. tobscco using boys become
sinnied iu growth. spare In person aud 81.
tarnlpo in complexion.
The sals Of tobacco to cbidre might
with propriety be prohibited By law, and
u might bs made the dniy Of consiab.ssto 0
arrest children found indulu,ng In the use
WI kohaQs2a either as smokers OF cbswcrs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

The WCLa ASH Play arr~1' Of hon,
amnscnenii and social s?ou', just pub.
li'he by Milton Bradley 4 Co, Spring
field, Mas".. Offers more real social pleas
IRE aud entertainment lhan uytiing lie
fore r"hlithcd for 30 little money. There
are 90 P'rcs, with culorel Iapcr cover,
and beautifully engrayei plate for out
ei;c, containing about on. huaarcl and
"Iiy games, nciiDs c!arades, illustrates
rcbuscs, riddles, gconarrIcal puzzles, &C.,
&C.. compiled from WoTs AND rLAY fog
1870 aud 1871. Price, 10 cents.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

Among other Important bills on the pri
va,e Calendar Of the lIonse of Representa-
lives, this week, the Sunday DAwn give s
the following:
No. 40, XXXX72. Company 10 reverse
the laws of nature in Snyder county. 80
that wild carols and Canadian thistles,
shall not grow in the said county. Stocks ::
thistle stalks, Of course in the summer
down towards fall. No man with common
sense AMI feeling is quiliicl to be share.
holder May Of the members of the
Legislature are qualified 10 become charter
members.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

Tns LiaY's Fstsyo r)o FRnurAry.-h
Superb number Of this. the, mos. stylish OF
the VI M9sazines, In cvery particular. The
steel plate. hosco ane juliet. IS uucom-
nonly beautiful. and ,ery finely engraved
-.he tasteful COl1rci Fashion p!aic gives
the latest and most elegant sfyle-and
"Tho Spring in the Wood" is dclighiful
rural picture. The musij Is tho Tri.onen
Galnp. There are somc captivating mo
,lcli for riding hats anu sashs5, aul an
abundance OF patterns for ladies' dresses
aud finty work. But the ilusira iions tu
stories, "A speciality MS We ot,crvs Of this
magazins--arc the most spirited th ings Of
tho kind to be founl. particularly what
Dared to Do How could one help rea.
the story that belonged to such n picture
The literary matter the stories and poems
are signify good, even for this magazine.
Mrs. lloJmNrs's mission Work" is ex.
celeni so is Miss Mua1ey's "Trag edy Of
Death - while Mrs Henry Woods serial
novel psomises TO be ons OF unusual inter.
est. Any laly in want ora stylish aud
charming magazine cam OF do hcItsr than
subscribe for the lady's Friend. Price
$500 year. Four copies, Sc. Eight CO
pies (nnd one graiisl SI2. 'Tirc Lrdy's
Friend" aud the Saturday Evening Post
81. Published by Deacon & Peterson,
Philadelphia.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

G1oSzy RAE -Oa WcraaslAy morning
after the mail train had pass'l D,nf;r Sta
tioa, n r,ll Val discovered to he broken.
anl the DIVA train nigJel aal stopped
until tho rail vas scared, t5r,uri the vig.
il,nse of ths employees an acji l,n' was
o rnil.l
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

"CLHSsfSG TIE BLooo," upon which
chrlatnns have harped 80 much is not n
mere catch word anu delusion. The mi
.roscope shows that some diseases exist
like parasitic growlhs upon the globules OF
the blood, and it is further known that
some subtle substances destroy o. expel
them. These substances have been com
blne / 10 make Ayers Sirsaparilla, waich
does efsolually expsl the disorders that
breed and ransls IN tho blood to rot out as
II were the machinery Of lifs.-[ Mor,Sr
lPa.) Whig.
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TO Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur.
ed OF that dread disease, Consumption, by sim.
pie remedy, Is anxious 10 make TO his fellow suf-
ierers the means VI cure. To all who desire IL
hc VIII send ccpy OF the prescription used, (free
Of charge, with the directions for preparing aud
using the same. which they win hnd q SURE
CuRE for cossUMPrIos, ASTHMA, BRosoHIrIs
40. PARTIES wishing the prescription will please
address kev. EDwARD A. WILSON,
2yt Souta rhird street wiiliemsburgh N. Y
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

We have Just learned as VIC are going to
pross, that TIE furnace in Lcwimoun.
vas totally destroyed By Ere. this morning.
Tais is sal misfsrru1e Nnl throws .
great many haa l'ori OF employment. Il
viii create no li'tlc srTSrins among the
employees Of The Compsny.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

Tt. E:AyGsLiC,L Ass1Ii,rI,V hsv . ob
fainsl permission from the Dairl Of Sihoo!
Dirsclors Of our borough, TO rsfI the base
ment of ihe nav ss!,ool house. for the par
p)ss OF holl.nI religious scs7ie,j thsfeia
The ,mh>rs of tho asso;iitiols have al
ready put in number of new seats and
neatly paipted tn, Hall. AZ soon as con.
reaieni after tLe rloa is rsftel pro-
tractcd meeting will b, c1mn,nccl unl,r
'ho supervision of Rev. DE.s, th, ib,s
pastor Of that denomination.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

VS. wouIl cali the attention OF orr real
e, TO the pr1,peeiaJ Of ~; "St'uflty
Night" found in another c1'una. "iiiur.
dry night i, m czca,lcn' ptpeiinl,hoald
he fJund in every family.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

II IL now generally admitted by homes
Thysiciars. hat when once the con n.amp
Ifoa is fAirly fastened upon the lungs. no
Lumla power can save the patient from
ieIth. They also say TINT about Gny per
cent, Of those who die from this disease
csn iraco the cause TO neglected cough OF
cold. which might hlva bcea cured by n
sml!l homlc or Liquid 'poirlIlc, or what
.s ti.s same ding. joansoa's hnolync Lin
iment.
Cat Ills notice ont an, hrn. il with
Jou. We are authorized 10 refund the
olsh ~ nny r. rson or pe.sohJ who shall
buy AMI use Parsons purga'ive FILLS qnd
Ill of re!icfanl satisfaction.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

OuR friend Jos. Wonr,ch, Of Sciins-rov
So, h;s h,r5s ~ water Str,st for S!oN0,
nai purchased The HN p'h?'cty. Ga;
friend Joe. means bi4.nn'i, Al | a'v "a has
ol1 cys open 10 50, his p,rs,1h ai'rt'a.
gsl -hsi' puShir, It, 10 tie ra!.ro:d-psr-
haps has inh'h,l ia, p-a-.ssJise s2icit
whilh all &c Al ertsrp iss5 &.
e. 7heIi people.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

A Nhri1sAL \ ;ricu liural Convention il
to he hell in Wlshi,-l Oh CITY. on the ljil,
Of Februlry. The pronIiinl OF Arri'ul-
turi ille:.3i', snl 10 ss;1rs NOR, il,i
maie connection b'iw.ei ths Agricultural
Department Gt Wasl,iu r'on. a1l the vari.
olI agricultural arl hottie i'iur,l o,ie.
lies OF The country. is Ia, Object orihc con.
veniion. We presume iie Snyder County
agricultural Socic'y will bs represented
or eo;;rsc.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01
BRIGGS (. BROTHERS
INTALuCCE CEUFFLDTC& 8 |EoErAnLa
t5LEEEI Dsi,

r'HNGa Fal"aRs IJtrS, ron lSI2
'ow ready. Cuusl7tl-g nj over laj PAGES, on
rose tluicl p9rer, wish upvarl4 ut 40 ,oplraio
cuts, aud SiN i3euuti.gl tulorcd Plates Cover
legujI Nal design, iu culors. The richest design
IN colpTs, The richest Catalogue ever luhli.h'
cI. send {. cents Tor cop not oLo.hHIi tho val
Uc of TO CO.. -ci plates, In tho hrst order,
amounting o. upt less thuu tl the price Of tho
Catalogue, 90, w ili bo refunded In seeds. New
customers placed n the same footing with Old,
Free to old customers. Quality OF seeds, sI1c ui
packets, prices and premiums offered, make IL
to tic advantage of u.' 20 purchase seods 81 rs.
SEQ Catalogue for extraordinary inducements.
Nou viii miss 1t lryuu 10 not Zee our Cata-
loguc bc,Oro ordering sccls.
lithCrO uuT two Chromos for 1872, size l0N.t
-onc u flower plate OF lillbou7 Plants, consist
ing oi Lilies, Ac.--the other OF Annu1l, lhenni-
sl AMI Perennial Plants, guaranteed tho
MOST ELEGANT FLORAL CIROMOS
ever Issued IN this country. A superb parlor or
namcnt mailed, post Vaid, on receipt of 71c.;
also Tree on condition speciEed In Co alogue.
Address.
BRIGGS s BROTHER,
Established lsijl Rochester, Now l0ra.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

Puus NoioGY.--Tho Brain and rs Functions:
Location ot tho organs, with direction. tor cul.
lgrc and tfaiEl's, and TIE relations Of Mind uul
Body described.
Pgv-IuGSuuy, or tho "Signs Of Character
WIKI illu, u,tfat,JLs, and AJS u hcld tLcL," l. q
special feature.
ETHNuLoGY. or tho Natural History II Man.
Illustrated, will be given.
lUNhtotOGY ANp ANAToIY.-Tlc Orglriyn.
tluu, structure AMI functions ut the human BODY
with tho laws of lie unl health, NlIt we -huulfl
cat and dfiuk how clothed, uud how H. eve .cl.s,
-!cepand live IN accordance with Ly,,puir lrin.
Ciuluy
Portraits skctchos1 Biographies of LEADING
men md vomen in an department. OF Lie, arc
special features.
Parents, Teachers AMI Gihcrs-As u guide IN
educ 'ilus ANA trlihlnE Children, this LIa,uE.H,
has no superior
Much general Information uu tho LEADING top
les oi the day II givcu, and no r'lprts u q tlnrt
to make THIS ths most WiCr-stlu. and su.trur
tive a. well ns iAc Best pictorial ramuy Maga
Iiuo ever Published.
The journal h1s gclclcl It's 5ith Volume II
has steadily increased In favor curing The Inahy
years It has heca published and was never more
popular than now
TERMS Monthly, NJ ~ year, IN advance
single numbers, % cents. Clubs of tCI or u!u.c
y each, and an extra copy 10 A. eut
We nre cNefIrg the most liberal premium
inclOsc - cents Tor n sHmple number, with uon
pictorial poster aEh prospectus, aEl q cymplet,
let Of pI eIniums. Address
>. Il. WELLS, Pullislor.
3os broadway Now York,
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brETE ,.
rs-SzrGEz-1

on The :ssh rlt.. In Beaver Twp, Michael
Gerhrrt. aged ~ ysIrs.
IN Scliu'greyc. Jan. rs, Maggie T.. daughter
OF y. :. and 4. j.. Burkhatt, a2oi about months
,,n the ?lih Mt. In Washington twp. Mat,lLt.
AMI % days.
un tie 10th nit, in Te-r, .wp, william Le,ght
aged - Nrs, M. AMI IL diys
nn the 10th nit In Union twp. Uarriet vIf,
OF Jacob Hondri'ks, aged about 80 years.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01
E,tate of ofBi;SNhvIrLE KRENER deed.
hNiiNIS ttsg1gs., ..l..,,,.

n Notice u hereby given that letters of Al
aiinl traii1n ON the estate ut cuncytllc krcni.|
tr, te OF Ch1rnnn township, SNYDER county
uecclscd hnve hecn granted 10 the uuder,!Irs
hllperspps themselves indebted to said estate
nrc requested TO make payment without delay
ani those having claims viii ufCscnt then du
nuthert'cnted. iEKRl ERtMER.
No. -, 1874. Admin Istrato,
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al riy, my hearty preference to tho
Wilcox & Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine"
FANNY FEEG.

al give my hearty preference to tho
Wilcox & Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine"
FASST FEEE.
"Thc wci.it - reliable evidence being
Nycrwhrmius for that otthcNillcox Z Glib,
silent Sewing Machine, 1 decided upon il,
procured it, csi u.i FIpro tar sG.sds3.'
GEACa GEEENwooH.
"1haya tho Wheeler & Wi,on, the Grover
Baker, and the NillgoS d Cibls Sewing
Machine in my family. use tho Willcnx
( Gibbs mot frequently, thinking it far
uperior to either of the o,horp.'
Mns. HrEaY WAED BEEcHBl
q" NV vii, would not accept Sewing
Ha,hinc cf any other patton: as a glf If sho
must rseciyc il on condition Of giving up tho
'''' R2y. CLI,rE CRANE,
jdrlDudGle. Ia.
"Ihc Wi'lco5 6 Gibbs IL the only Sowing
,iachiWc whos1 working Is 90 sure and simple
Int | could venture L. Introduce it into
;y.is." REV. A. +. PRATT,
&.aloh-ry american EaAri.
Z" We have u-cl variuu, Sewing Machine,
within or family bH, !. il the u3oajmous
opinion Of the household, That the Wilcox
Gibbs is tho ll4. Of ,hcm all
REV. J. g. HoLIH,
brooklyn, NY.
"For simplicity and mcdaniel accuracv
4 cpu7trua,.o2, | have seen no Sewing
Iachino equal 10 the Wilcox & Gibbs."
ENuCH LEWIS,
oftho iOunsy syIyaaia Central +. II
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

MAIL Poucuys have b,el received by
the nail agent on the Sudbury & LsNis.
town portal roni an everything is now in
good working order.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01

MAsHooD WoMAsnoop-Who may marry,
who not, why los pages. Impediments Gauss
aud Cure. Send 25c. DIR. WhlTTlkR, go Penn
St.Pittsburg, Pa seplIy
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-01
nARnW}RE ASD QuEgYswARr.
SALT AND FISH.

Aud iu fact cys~y'hipE u.ua'ly kept ia g
irst c'ass cuHutry store AU ,i which SO
offer Il, greatly reduced prices, ,or Cash 10.
Country ProrUc,.
Having ml Large cs;cric"cr Ia a.,
bUsiicSs. vs. anticr ourss,vc. tlnl We c1t
please AMI satisfy nli our customers.
Hoping Ivy strict attention tn lu.incs,
and u desire to please rll. to merit a hborn
s.. asc Of public patronage. Our motto b.
"Qgirh Sg'sS cm SmaV Psof'y.'
We nEk at least lhat the pj,lic rx9riuc
our stock aud irces before rutcaa a.iue
elsewhere, ~ we always show our good.
with pleasure,
nElFEICH ~ rOWEE.
HInucryillC Jane ~. 1879. u
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JuTy Eis., Feb. Term, tG?1.

GRAND JUROls'
Beavcr-Robert Fees, Aaron Mddlcs
worth, Jacnh Wclzel, Isaac y T'roxel,
Thomas J Keller.
Beaver Wcst-Enos Gross.
Chapman II. Marks, John \ Moy
franhlin-Anlrew Kratzcr, John Rciiz.
Decentralization Brouse.
Middlecrcek-Simon Row.
Monroe-JUnas Trexlcr.
penns-- Samuel Erdly, John S Walter
Daniel BrOuse.
Pcrry-S1muel Troutmnn.
Perry West-John Gordon, John Haas
Sellns Groyc-Jackson W Gdusler Jacol
FWalter
washingion--peier s Rcgle William II.
Moycr Peter Weller
rETIr JURORS.
Benver-Joscph y lIiines Isaac. Airanl,
Isaac krebbs, Daniel J Ilissingcr, 10.
seph Long
Beaver West Abram X Middlesworih,
llen;y Uoltzshoe, Isaac Il Ulsh, Elias
Foreman, Solomon krebbs, Wm. Henry
Smith.
npman-James G franklin, Washington
wilt, Joseph Meiser. Able IIerroli,
Henry Nerhood, Danie! Rohrer, Pat rick
Brown
Center-John Young. Peter Hartman.
Frankln--John Norman
Jackson--Bobert 7 Cornelius, Samuel I
Walter
Middlcburg-Ilenry r Reigle
Monroe-William II lille. Joseph Boust
Al
mas Fetier, Isaac Erdly, William ilughs,
Samuel Woodling, George Koohn,
Isaac Rau, Philip H.lbiSh.
Perry-George Goodling, jonathan Gslne.
Casper hornbsrger, Jacob Minium.
Selins Gfoye-G Wash Glass, William S
Keller
Washing ion-Francis Glass. Daniel s
boyer, John llepner, Merry X. Meyer
John Mcngol. Daniel Eisenhar, Fredcr-
lex q. Glass.
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I EVl KELLER
Manufacturer OF AMI dealer in
L L r N | T U r Il,

Would respectfully inform tho citizens oi
Sclinsgroye and vicinity, that he manunc
lures TO order and keeps constantly on hand
CHAIRS or Alb KINDS, AND
FurnituPs OF every Description,
at the very lowest price. lie respectfully
invites an examination of
BEDSTEADS, BUREAU =, TABLES, SOFAS
LOUNGES, STANDS, CHAIRS, sc.
Ls.5"A special invitation Is extended to
newly married folks TO call ana see my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
LEVI Keller.
Sellnsgroyc, April G, lS10-li
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Estate ofJoNArnAs Roa,e. deed.

NNECtTOR'S NOTICE.-Lcttcrs
~ icstrmortnry up1n the estate Of Jonathan
homip, litc " West Beaver township, snyder
county, dccc1Fci. having bsen yrhnteI tn tho
nm crslyncI, al rsrsons knowing themselves
indebted 10 = ~ cftntc nro requested to make
piymeni, and thos1 hivlng claims az lInst tho
same will pTcscut thsn To
Ait,NhN D'.3 A. EGNIIG, Exr.
West Beaver, Nov. Is, ls5i.
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ErrArr orGLoHurKilNrDrc,n. or

ErTArr orGLORGr kIINEDrc'p.
NNECl'YOWS NOIICE.-Latfcr,
Tcstamcninry on the Estate If Gr,r.c
h"ha, lh'c 81 Beaver town hlp snyder county
deed, h1l Ing cen grrntei the uudcts'gg ed all
p'rs"ns hnpWiig themselves indebted to said
.s'nie are required tn make pliigrut without
Celay ahd lh,ts having cl,iins viii present item
10 DAEBAEA ktINf,
Oct. II, ISL. IyLCr1o.
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,rxcrvvss
W ,E,s3ri ri..zr-st,S SkiE--s-y,yvS3
~ &. lals d,s J; sl&s F;ks ~
.u ublry e. e.c,ylsto.yn II. "a.
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~ s~'cTsr 1-a.'nv. Nov 20 l37t, tfalns will
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONET MARKsT.-L0NDoN. Feb. 2O-l 30 p. NJ.
Consols closed 925S for both money and tho
United States 6vetwenty bonds 1904 9i 1866. DID, ga
1857, 92A ten-forties $50.
FRANKFoRr BoUnsE.-FRANKroRT. Feb. O.-United
states hvs.sweny ponus so or 'ne issue o. isoS. ,.
Ut 56f. Tc
4:SUP. M-The cotton market closed STEADY: Mddng up
lands, l13ad. middling Orleans, nMd. The sales
OF day been 6O6 bales including 800 for specua
ton export Sales of cotton nearly due from Sa
vannah Charleston been made IL 6l6d The ship
Of cotton from Bombay since the last report 70 The
18th lave been $4,000 bales.
TRADE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Feb. W.-Ad-
vices Manchester favorable but do not AZ
market here.
LIvERpooL BREADsTgrrs hARkET.-LIyEsPo0I. Fob.
20 80 M-Tbe breadstus market 10 quiet Corn, 29a
3d. quarter The receipts OF wheat for the past three
days have been 1UW quarters including 5WW American
LIVERPOOL PROvIsIoNs MARKET-LIvERPOOL, Feb. 10
4 80 7. M.-Lard 4bs per cwt -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Feb ~
80 p. M.-Tallow, IA. per cwt.
LoNDoN PRopUOE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Feb &-Even-
ng.-Calcutta linseed 63s.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwEKP, Feb 2-Petroleums
az III for fine pale American.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Mr.. Gladstone's History Of the Cabinet Reception
Of the American Case-His Personal Opinion
Of the Document-"0ther Important
Questions" Introduced-What
the People Say.
TELEGRAM 10 the NEW Yusx usaAle.

LONDON Feb. 20. 1872.
During the session OF the House OF Commons to-
night Premier Gladstone replied formally to the
questiOn-of which due notice had been previously
given-Of member as 10 the time when the Ameri-
can case on the Alabama claims was received.
He admitted that "a few copies reached England
in December, but nearly all were sent to the
Foreign ONCE, the diplomatic corps and the arbi-
traitors themselves 1t was only in the vicinity OF
the lst OF February that the Cabinet was supplied
with the document. When he first saw the case he
thought 1t was an able argument in regard to the
Alabama claims, but he was surprised TO dnd other
important questions were introduced IN it."
PRESS OPINION OF BRITISH DUTY AND AMERICAN
POLICY.
The London Times to-day, In an article on the
Alabama claims controversy, says:-"Our relations
with the United States such that nothing should
be done to lessen the authority OF the govern
ment."
The London Times writer "hopes," though
family, shat the American Cabinet will yield to
public opinion"