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Oar state Ticket.

Ar tho head Of our columns, We
have hoistci tho Republican State
Ticket as nominated By the State
Convention, which met al Harrisburg
OH the lJtA inst.
Gen. john +. llar;rlnl Of Mont
gomcry Co, the Patriot Soldier and
Statesman chosen as thc StiniGrd
bearer OF the Repu5ncin party Of our
State, for GJyerijr, is u man w. eau
heartily sippjrt, deomiug him nu.ly
qualified in every re'peCl 10 iii the
gnb1rGatprial chair. oar irst cAoic.
WAS the lion. Juh1 b. Packer the
present efficient, talented ami worthy
mcmbcr representing this Con.ression-
al District, wh) at his persistent aul
earnest request was not brought before
the Convention AMI hal his name
withdraw.
ten. liartranft is well known not
alone to the State, but to the Rcpubiic.
,'''''' '''o'' a'o'h7 SONIC o. Tue
y '"V'' P's'' ~ 'He "'S'o'y O' '"'
i''''''''' VI ''o''-" IS "''Hou' Il
bIemiSh'-brave, Successful, and equal
to every emergency ever efficient anu
'qnal to the discharge Of the duties
entrusted To him, rs a Commlnler.
And a. to his History as civil Official
We need but refer to his record as Au-
ditor General, strict anl a':iluous ~
nature, he watched the dGtirs Of Lis
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Republican state Convention

Tho Republican State Contention
met at Harrisburg, on Welnosiay the
lOih Inst, At precisely T. O'Clock
Rlssel E'reu, Chairman o, the STATE
CeGiral Committee called the Cyagsa
hon to order.
Hon. James c. Rutan was elect j
temporary chairman anl ". II. B.ns-
ham, Of Phihicighh anl Z. "
sni7oly, 0! Ecnanso, temporary scc-
rclGries
Committees on permanent Or.aai-
zllion AMI Resolutions were appoint
ed. as follow
Permanent o. t5anizalio7-Wii!iam
=. Wilson, Of Ceatrc, chairman J.
{. Thompson, John McCu'loGgh, &
w, Bumm, David II. Lane. 4. y.
Harlan. ". NJ Minlzer T.. M. Lloyd
LS Custer, G. VI franklin, ) A
L1sca, j & Hoffman, " l. Kaufman,
NJ Dana, Wm Davis, john & Footp.
Harry James, j G johnson, + NJ
Frick, General Patton, Charles Ii
Mullen, George, Geiser, G W Patton.
\ lloGsoa, Wm Coates, John Paul.
u L liiIderbrani, William Parshall
Thomas VI Kerr
Resolutions -Georgc w .Shae!T.r.
G Morrison Coates, II Todd, Gs1r.e
w Kpehcrsperger, DR.. Crawlord, IL.
Gray y S kirkpalrick, Dr. John S
Tryon, NJ Z Fowler, DIX Shocma.
ker, David Mumma, j. d Shoemaker.
j. y willard, Samuel L Dimmck, l.
q huline. Isaac Benson, William l.
Nesbi,', Colonel Wilcox, George b
lliesiaud, Isaac Frazier, DR. s +
Dufi ID, * Allen Lowell, Pc Shan
non, Ii NJ Long, Russell Errett, A G
Hamilton, John A Wells, j ID Me-
Junkin, and j III Patrick.
The Committee on Electors aud
Delegates 10 the National Convention
was annouoced as fellows: Hon. Rus
sell Errett, Allegheny (chairman) /;
William Calhoun, Philadelphia +
w Ames. Crawford General Will
Jam Min,zer Montgomery ; Charles II
Mullen, Cumberland j Is. Niles,
Tioga.
Tho Committee on delegates q,
Large tothe CousiitutionaI eopveu.
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firmly marked oat and adhered to b,
President Grsot. Tho honor Of IN,
nation. wc feel. 10 safe in his hands
and the Gag under which be never suf
fcred defeat will not bc disbonorec
while he Is kept 10 tho front.
Resotoed That we congrat tnInte III,
people Of Pennsylvania Oh the fnal
accomplishment OF the call for q con-
ventioo to revise and amend the con.
stitution Of Pennsylvania, and we ear
n"stly urge upon our friends to Sc,
that delegates are chosen in thoir re.
speciivc districts committed to the pol
icy Of Incorporating 10 that Instrument
clear AMI decisive prahibiiion Of the
special legislation.
u sotrci, That wo hereby declare
our opposition to every effort TO will
draw from the sinkiug.fuod OF th,
Commonwealth, by substitution, ex,
change, or otherwise, any OF ,hi bonds
securities, or moneys now pledged to il
and through IT To the payment Of The
! public debt, aud our intlexibic deter
mina,iln TO preserve the same iuyiOll
bly, for the iuliiment Of the common
obligation. ....
Rtso,rd That the lh,oks Of oul
party are due To Governor john W
Geary, unicr,whose lead our principles
have twice been successfully vindicat
cd 10 penusy lvania The State dcbt
has been largely reduced during hi,
administration our soldiers orphan.
been fully chcriscl and educated. aud
laws been wisely and efficiently en-.
io'cel. Cnder the necessity of part
log with him as Governor 10 con
iorm,ly with the constitution OF the
State Governor Goary carries with hin
/ in his retircmcu, the heartfelt wishes
cGthc people for bis fatnrc happiness
AMI prosperity.
( Rc'olcod That the oil producing
mining, numbering, ANA monulactur-
/ ing interests Of the State require pro-
lection from tho Efforts of thc danger,
ous combinations and that such laws
should be enacted by the Gcneiai A.
somhly Of tho Commonwealth a, will
/ pronuta said interests, both ia thcir
Development and the iiaosp ration OF
their rrolue,, 81 martct.
/ IL ,O'r,i, That ", are earnestly in
Iavo; Of tho earliest possible re.
moval- OF tho du,ics on tea and coffee,
AMI ur.o tdo prompt pa-s'ge Of the
bill for that pnr.osc uJw before Con-
gross
Il ,oir.l, Thl,wo present with pc
cuiia: Fr.da anl wi,a au assured con
'iicnca Of success, the gentlemen
named ior Delegates at large TO the
Constitutional Convention. They arc
Al me1 worthy of ia, most active anl
rrlcut support at tho halls of the
liopab,ican rariy, and W. call upin
)ar iilnis hrorghoIi tho State to
rally rs ono man 10 their triumphant
election.
NOMINATIONS FOR coNGRE'sMES.
Naminations for CJnstcssm,n NJ
.1rso were th. n proceeded witb. and
Grrcral Lemrel Toll. Of Clmbrl,rl. |.
aud General Harry Waite OF ladiaua,
were nominated by acc'amatiou, and
the convention Gljolrnsd.
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ton was amended ss follows: WIN B
Nan, Philadelphia (chairman); Il Il
HildcrLrand, isdiina ; J A m Parson.
Schuylkill John II Ewing. Wash
,ugton j c Muhlcnbeig, Loncas,er ;
X W Mnckay, Allegheny J Il
Clark, Warren James Slocum In
zeruc W Z Wilson, Ceutre Gen.
Charles AIbri.h,, Caabcn II Dortz.
Lehigh l. u Shcemakcr, Luz.ruc !;
VIM Elliott, philadelphia.
After the amendment Of tho time
aud place for the meeting of the com.
mittecs, on m ,tion the convention all
journcd until 3 O'Clock = VI.
The convention reasscmblcl a,
three o'clock, an tho list OF delegates
was again called. Tho committee on
permanent organization rel borcd How
ard Rccdcr, Of Northampton, pcriSa-
ncnt president, win six secretaries.
and ono wire president from each Sen
atorial district. Asrs. Wi son an /
Albright were appointed to escort tue
president 10 The ca ,ir.
Mr.. Reader. Oh bciSeon,olice ! .
thanked the convohtion fpr tho honor
which IL had done hin by selecting
him for its presiding officer. While
he was confident that they might have
selected a man better fitted for the
position, he waI equally sure tina,
uonc could have been chosen with n
deeper devotion 10 the principles Of
the Republican party or with Il great.
cr splleituie for Is success.
The convention bal gray1 anl 70.
s?on.ablo duties ddli1s before it. l.
had - noniniie caniiIa,cS for the
highest Offices wi,hin the gift ol the
people oi the State, aud it was ncccs-
saIy ;hat i, should be prudent IN ls
couuse!s AMI harmonious in i's actions.
lie hoped that such ticket wo1i
dc nominated as would receive Ia,
hearty aud entire support OF the party.
II ~. James 5 Ruan mpycI thl;
Tho convention proceed ID no innate e
candidate fur Governor.
Bat one ballot was hal for Goycr-
nor, with the ioi,owing resllt-yiz:
Gc1 john +. IIartran't, 81
Winthrop W. k.ichum, ij
u. |. MJrrall, |
Gen llirirIa., WAS itcllrel the
nominee o! the convention
The convention now proceeded g
tae nomination Of Jidgo OF the SD
prcmo Court. a. the fact OF Hart.
rlnit's nomination b.camc known the
crowl in the lobby besln chcrrus
and the band stati1nci on the floor
to play. Tho noise being dlafeniag
and ii being impUss.b'J to p;Jceel
with the business ul,il silence va,
ob,aia"d, there were lJul e.i Of
"Oritr
As s)0n as th' disturbance was
Iuictoi the following gentlemen were
nominated for for Supreme Jiigc (;
Mts>rs. NCrtur, jordan, B.l,ar. Par.
ry,, Gordon, Smith, M,AuaIly, and
Williams. Ballots were held as fol-
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A DMlNIsTRAToRs' NOTICE.

Letters cUg f'fdmsHio dHHcro, on the es.
tate Of Jacob Smith late Of Monroe Twp,
snyder county, deccaced. having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons
showing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt. while those wing claims will nrc.
sent them duly authenticated for settle.
ment 10 HIRAM +. SMITH.
March II. 'T2.1 Almini.,roto or.
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UyEECUroRs yOTICr.--tc,,nr., ,o-,,

EXEECUTOBs NOTlCE:-Lclicrs tesla.
~ mcn'arv upon the estate or Daniel
H0vif, late Of Perry twp, snyder county des'd
having been Erapted 20 the undersigned, Mi
persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estlte are requested TO make payment without
delay, while those having claims win present.
thom duly authenticated ior settlement 10
II. ". MIDDLE. -LNNcrrnn
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u motion ot Gen, Bingham, IA e
nomination Of Mr.. Allen was mad
unanimous.
a committee, consisting Of Mcssrs
Albright, Elliott and Wilson, was
now dispatched 10" Gen. ulrtran.t.
opinioushaying changed in regard to
The dosiraJiI.tv OF his presence IN the
convention. lie appeared was greet.
ei with chcar>, aad read short
speech, in which h) promised ua-
swe;yinG fcai,y 10 the principles Of
tho Republican patty, an! also q
lui'h'ul discharge Of his duty, proyi-
ded the su.i'rages Of the peopIo c,evlt.
81 him to the high Office Of Governor
.clta, S;4tc.
A.,ho conclusion of Gen. Hart
2lnil's speech, winch was lludly
chcere /, NJ. Alien was brought uron
the aoor anl read 4 sp,ch Of sirl.,
lar character, walta wai al3o ap.
p'4nIcl.
TIE ELECTORAL TGcHEr.
At the conclusion Of the speeches
Of tao candilItos, the committee as
,igned for lis selection reported tic
following electoral ticket, which was
unanimously adopted ;
At LARGE.
Aiylph B0r.e, pa,lAlelphia.
john NJ Thompson, pulSr.
rira'cr'.
Joseph 4 B1nhsn, Philadelphia.
= Marcus \ Davis, Philadelphia.
9 "a Morrison Coates, pHiltNelpAia.
Henry BDln, r.,.lu-'ra.a.
. Tas1lrc, VI wilson, Philadelphia.
q Jy.u VI EtoomeN, Delaware.
lrue', sAr1Icr, Lancaster.
. " II Richards, Mout sompry.
TE,win il Green, No,thumhsrlanl,
10 Dlui X Shoemaker, Carbon.
II u i Miller, ScIy,bii.
/! l. VI Morton, Northumberland.
II T1,o, Strong, Lulcrac.
II John Passmcre, bradford.
- $ D freeman, Mexican.
II Jesse Merrill, unlon.
IL Henry " Caiy, Huntingdon.
; Robert Bell, Adams.
- Jos. NJ. Thompson, fayotte.
- Isaac Frazer, York.
II htorge VI Andrews, Jefferson.
,! lIenry Lloyd, Allegheny.
- John Gillespie, Allegheny.
n James Patterson, Beaver.
- john " Wallace, Lawrence.
aj c g Boyd, Erie,
The following delegates to the Philadel
phia Convention were then selected each
being provided with allernlies Morton
McMichael aud Gen. II II bingham, Phila.
I W + White, Allegheny; NJ S Quay, Bea
yer Robert Puryis (colorel), Bucks
Gen. W 5 Jessup, Susluehanua " II
hoon,z, Somerset Samuel u Disk, Craw-
forl.
DlsTRICTs.
James NJ Kerns aud James Gillingham.
2 Gcorge W Hall. John A Sherman.
Geo. Truman, Jr,, and W NJ Bum.
4 Peter A u widener AMI chas. I Jones.
John Barlow aud Adam Albright.
q Josiah Jackson. aud Wm. Ward.
/. Amos Henderson and John slrohm.
Samuel Frees AM Vim. q Moore.
8 ID D Hiiner and u g Albright.
~ sam. L Dimmick and Jno. Williams.
ii W X Smith aud W Mhiteunore.
!. $ 7 Barr aud dsorgs Msiley.
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SUBPOENA IN d.
pLURIEs 81

Il NORCE.
(~~e-~) SNYDER COUNTY, SIS |;
sKALi Tho Commonwealth OF Pennsyivania
~ to tho sheriff Of Snyder 90. Gnrsrira
WHEnehs, Louis, Scchrist did on the 9TH
day OF feia1ary prefer her petition 70 our said
Judges OF our Court OF Common Pleas for the
state and County Aforesaid praying for the
cause therein set forth, that She might be al.
vofced from the Bonds Of MAtrimony entered
Into With sou Frederick Sechtis. We there
tcro command you rs before you were coInmand
ed the said Frederick Scchrist that settlnr asidc
all Othcr business and cxcu e. whatsoever, yon
bc ana appear In your proper person before our
Judges Nc Miidleburg ut Court of Comm n
Pleas there to be held tor said County OF snyder
on the .'th Of May, next TO answer the petition
on litlc OF the said Louisa Sechrist orr wife.
and show cause u any you have. why tho said
Louisa SechrIst your wife should moi be dy0rc.
ed from the gonds Of matrimony agreeable to
The Acts Of The GENERA Assembly ip such ease
made ard provided. And bcycof faiinot
Wines The Hon. y. g.. BrrHsn, President
day OF March A. II 2sI1.
J. GROUSE, prothono,ary.
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trustee - sa:DJp.
prnrNpronys,ur

NV ~ ~ NONE. ANrftuUp -Tc.
VALUABLE TRACTS on LAND, SNYDER
.u....... COUNTY PEHSN.
un TFESDAN, April 80. 1874. az 70 O'Clock
noon, viii he soll ~ public sale. without re
serve, az tho Philadelphia ENchnrgc:
. Ten tract oi i'ni, IN Fraukiin ana We,
ho'NcF tgNU,l.ps. Ia Snvder county, Pcnusyl
ylnil. Wgrfaa.ce names: 40. /. William lic
wirt. i05 acre so. g Chrlst1pher perInren.
t0l acres. OJ per-lcs tiu the deed 10 tho sursrri
Der nnd several ut the conycyanccs this tr,c, /.
called Christopher nonnisonU no. j. samuel
n.VNE. 500 acre, o. psrchCs No. l. GCorfo
Molt 800 acres, o. perchcs; No 3 TrrrrI.
hhui', 800 o' c9, % rerchos; No. O. Robert
H4I,ny' 3 20 acres, o. porche.' 10 Z Martin Kcn-
1.ite, 90 a.res, - perChosi No. &. Francis
Rhode. Sr. 100 acres, % rcrchcsi No. ., Fran.
- hhV.e dr' 800 n"res, % Ucrchesi No. 10,
Horny Nandcrsllcc, 5,5 aerc. In rcreGcs.
DeNnrt nni Chrislrphcr uoringen nre distant !
mil,s ~ 200 rot' from Mildlcbarg the G Iunty
,tiii, ,ttaii N, SnyHos county. 1he ruaiu road lrom
tr'ril. Tho tracts iu tnc names uf Frautif
hh' ic tteor-' Nu'i, SniaUcl puug and Hanr,
Nanlfrfuce, aro about mnc. dlstlnt rfotn
w faN'nrtlilc. The prnlic road from Nfsms.
burg g. NcAilistcrtillt runs about .lo pef,hes
ron traneis lhoie, is. ..-.
. W me tIacit average nbori ~ mi,os from, tho
S1ubury end Levi town Rrilraid. Wilton 4.
nor completed ana in running nr,,er Vcrv
SnoI oa''' pine aud hcmlJck timbef on nc
Terms Each tract will b, put up separate
", ~ $50 required " bo paid by The pnfrhascr
~ enfh i!aot al tao time Ol salc, utLerwise the
,r1ct 20 bc NJ once put mp nsail ipr safe; tic
hl'ln'o OF purchgsc money to be pail in cash on
'e ivory ul th2 need sIy withia - days ilom
Furlb,r H. formlli ion may b, had by ,,,,i,,, 70,
,He subscriber - south FeuTlh street pLiin.
aelPhia, Or JOAN =. Cronmlllcr, Esq, Middle.
burg. ~
A connecting draft or man or,errl.ory. oyte,
d!ng IN len itA IpY lyl. ui y nIlcs anL in
u.on"ih upWtris ui mile, prepared by A. X
,fhl, - T. Suft't Hr Ci ruyd1r CouGty, slyylnls
nuhplfy nnl Lcwistpwn Rli,rotd. q III.,buru
f'Nt'u'iilc nal nctti Beaver Iufutac, Ee1.
tt'ipwn a1l Ad'u'hi.Hg, t.' ,p'uir- a,d out
CTlV. 't ron ore veins. 90" rLgsHfr. ruls. rpuds
%c., may he seen AT t.e uliioe uf tho auctloneer
Sa!r Ao.yiuto =, MCCALL, Tfu.lce,
". iNrNA ~ SpNS. Auction .prg .
- 4 1 4 - - =.
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NOTICE o! Invenlory Of Widows

NOTICE %! Inventory of Widows
L under tho $500 Law Notice l. horely uI van
that tie Inventory oi Elizabeth Helntieiman n,
wl"o" o. ~, I. EcIntlclElGn, late OF Union
Tho Inventory and Appalsemont, of Anna
fike, widow OF John fihc, late Of franklin
town 'hip, deed.
ApgTl!.emcnt and Inventory Of Cathar'ne
Smith, widow Of Jacob smith, late of Monroe
township deed.
Tho lnyentory. of Anna Maria nitncr widow
OF Joan bltncr, late OF unipn twp, decd,
Have been hlel With the CLERK ofthe Oyphans
toutl ul Snyder county, aud will be presented
TO said Court ON MOaduy, tho 27th aav Of MAY
next. J, GROUSE, Clerk o. q.
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. Al tie conclusion Of the fourth bIlI,t Judge
NcfcGr's nomination was declared to Lc unAI-
in HUs.
For Auditor General, were nomina
ted Mcssrs, SculI, Allen. Hewitt. and
Merritt, and two ballots were taken.
rs follows:
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A GENTS WANTED. Agents make more
"A money at work for us than AT any
thing else Business l ight and permanent. Par
ticulars free. a.. STlNson n Co., line Art
Publishers, Portland, Maine.
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gTNH& FLHtLE SoLpirR UNsEXED or Tho
l. Female soldier, TIC thrilling Adventures.
J. ~ eriti COS ara lfCglts Cia WuIHJn "a SPY.
scout aud Nlltc, lu JuWus, iI,tt.p Fields and
'osWiIls, D. Hil page llmstraii"u', and pnr.
trait Hn si'Cl TIL. absorbing book, elegantly
illustrated, crown 'yp, aud beautifully bound
IN cloth, richly Oruamouici IN black md gold Is
7Dil Oulg nv suh.rr.rfi"n. Price .g.j PHIL
AuLLrhlA ~ BLlSHlNG 60. pA.lldul-
pLil, Pa. lho Agcuts Who ms send Sl.i for
uWht VIII get tue territory l0r tails last selling
book.
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punior of I2 Years. C-o,ytht
Cured by ksadsynyss Ncsotyeut

bgyEhL', Mass, .Uly T., lss.
nR. R.bw.V - have hat osaf,An rusf s he osAr.,
,ad h,wrl Az he p''nr, said thsre M help forii"
J uSi tllny that IgelrHCndttt Lat nsthlax
Leei ns. tls !olr krsUlyenl ard thc,ght ~uulItry
II bat h,i ~ ial Ia y, bc.l's had aur,f,d ar tws.
.sa ttk ala hotties u he ksessni, end ioI u
.ai~.ys flll, and isi bts q your Ready Rvsfi anil
there u not ssn of tamnf b. tn. and fsxi
better ssrtrr and ha pier than have foT sri,s wears
The wort iaYor ~ ths ien .ds Il hs .Vpsl, o,ss
the grlin. wits lila q you fsr hs bsnsht ~ rhru
foa lubill ID II gho1.e. HANNAH A.. KNAPP
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r5-BEFuRE ASSURING YOUR LIFE TX.
amino - tho r'r r"ut'rc savings Fund pan,
lu.t introduced uy tho EquTArL. LIIU a..
EAN'E So,ttJN CO.. N.W NpEG, hy which an
Cu'uwWcut policy j. -rauird Htab b1u. hall rates.
bal 90 10 ychrs. ini perct. ". premiums returned.
OF
View business. ir-l, 80, % 1,C0D largest In world.
Assets, tiNuuusU, Income, ssWO,uOl
hclluhlc Agents Wanted tNcryWLerc. Address.
l. l.. Il tCi i>TLli, General Agent,
t-' tHLSINir 81, fLllI ipAa.
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FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
BlIu GEN HARRISON ALLEN.
OF WARREN COUNTY.
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LiEALTH! BEAUTYll.

sTElN9 -. AND TURF Rlrrt EOOD-IN.
lN.AsE OF FLESH AND WEiGllf-CLEAR
tKiH,,A&D, IEACUFtL COMPLEXION 81.
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Every cHy an Increase In Elosh
ana Weight is Soen and Felt.
EIdney & Rladder ConpIaInia,

,.iuH. - HI"uUtT NDHIPITInIH,
nrupsy stoppag1 II Water. Iucnuilueutc of Urine,
bflgms Dsn@. Abaminura, and IN s'l cases Whrro
There arr brleadu.i d, nsls, tls water is thick
cloudy, miAvd with Substances like the white OF All
egr, % threads lke whtg s-. or there isn n0fhli,
dMk. hNous appearane', aLi white bone dust de-
r1Ate, and wieu there J. a pheklpe burning scnsa.
W scn ny. sing vatyr, aid lslh In The Sgiall u
lIo Back ani doug The LU.ns. lr,.c. SIoo.
va " ~ = -..rLn oil. i.Iln. -
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/ ness Ma
/ fArAL
1 instantly
1 Friday d
i gagged wi
i whenIhe
i 'hehorns
i Of the raj
| Mr.. IIous
| listlroat
| His age "
| and seven
man, but i
lh,sworld|
Insurance
view %thl
ed 10 ask |
lew Osihe |
IA daily pei
vantage Of
Go AND q
Of clothes Of
e. c'Guielius,
"snta hato|
1' a reasona|
where you
IL You want
'alise, at a |
u''h 10 get |
''y' for yOuI
70 10 q. C. !
'Nyilins in |
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DIR. RAILWAYS

nAsMSbr r'if n0Sf ksrbtftIiISIit t,fint,.
So yJlCFt 50 RAPID kRE THE CUa NGFI
TUE Ipnf ISIIEDut,. UNuEk TIE IL.
iiuLsv o., tHls TRULY WONDERFUL
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FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Hon. ULYSSES MERCUR,
OF DRBDFOED COUNTY.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-18
UNION REPUBLICAN, TICKET

For PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
OF ILLINOIS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-18

NOMINATIONS FOR coNiaE'sMES.
Nominations for CJnucssm,n NJ
i1rso were th.n proceeded wib. and
Gorcral LamueI Toll. Of Clmbrl,rl. !.
aud General Harry Waite OF ladiaua,
wcr, nominated by acc'ama,iou, and
the convention adjourned. Il
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-04-18

FOR GOVERNOR,
MAJ. GEs. JOHN +. HARTRiNFT
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
TAKE WARMING

r,HE Y. Il T. r. X. Co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due prrcaution against accidents and
Ilss OF life resulting from the running Of theii
trains; and they take this method of warning pa
rents and cuar,iiaris against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing about
.noir cars and locomotives ihosc having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys. who frequent the teFmInl and stop
piLg places IF the Rad from climbing upon the
AIS AID engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged TO resort to more decided measures if these
.nuoyaIices are Continued Recent accidents,
.aicn are wholly ascribabIe to the carelessness OF
,cr-ors it Jumping On and off the cars when in
-.uriou. should he warning enough in themselves
II. NJ. YBEIAuT0N. Superintendent.
uEu-t Il. 1870.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-03-16
New Law Firm.

f, Dismukes and W. B. Cooper
have associated themselves togoth.
er for the practice Of Law, and have
taken an office over Hauenstein's
hardware store, where they will
give strict attention to their client.
and promptly devote their talent:
and energies in their behalf. Ono
OF the firm will always be found al
the Office, and we can assure oul
readers that they will tind theil
business entrusted to good hands
if left to their management.
Mch9-8ts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-03-16

rcpaira bridge.
Nee'y Drake, Sl2 for timber for
road.
Caas. Moore, So for timber for
road.
A. ". Tippett, $40 for timber for
road.
X. A, jackson, $3.50 for timber
for road.
Hauensteln L Bro, 1915 for
stoves, brick &c.
W. F. Ferns $3O,95 for stationery,
c. B. Ames, $50 for services rem
dcrcd in Dee. II and Jan. and Feb.
~ as Sup't of Education.
G. B. Ames, $50 for services in
feb'y and March as Sup't ofEduca-
ton,
John Inabnit, S27,10 for services
as school Director.
q. D. Moere, Sl28,2O, for services
as school director.
&. J. Shipman, $40 for holding
inquest on body of VIM. Casey.
&. j. Shipman, SIS for repairs on
Jail.
G. W. TrimbIc"and others petit
toned &c, and Mat Mahorner, Jesse
Sparkman, J. H.. Douglas, D. +,
Constantine, Geo. Trimble, j. J,
Hunter and Sam'l Shaw were ap.
pointed to select a location for a
bridge across Noxubce between
CooksvilIe and Shuqualak, and
make a report at next meeting Of
the Board, and that said bridge be
located at or near Mahorner's old
bridge.
r. Esgan was licensed to peddle
for one year.
n. A. 4 J. F. Lindlcy were licen.
sed to retail liquors at Cooksville
for one year.
Pat. McGowen, appointed over.
seer of I'd link of Macon & Pickens,
vile road.
The Inspectors, Clerks andre
turning officers of the election were
allowed each S.. a day, and police.
men 81.
Wednesday, M'ch 6, 1872.
Board met, pursuant to adjourn.
ment, present, Allgood, Griggs
Webb, Cotton, Clerk and Sheriff.
D Moore, allowed Slj7,6O, as
school director.
CT Chamberlin 4 Co, $3.50 fol
stationery.
7 b Paulctte and others were
allowed to put up gates bot weon i
and 10 mllo posts on Macon u War
saw road.
The Hashuqua manufacturing Co
petiti0ned for a remittance Of The
county tax for 1871, on account o
damage bv freshet in ISL. Petition
granted, the President voting in the
negative. j. B.. ALlHOOD,
President.