davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NAILS-Were dulI. Ne continue 70 quote a {5.75
rates. with 12Kc of to the trade, follows: 1od, Per
teg ss.76 r.tes 3D. d; $500; Cd, DO ts25; ID Do,
$3.50; I'd do, $7.q5 ID do, fine, $3.50; ID Dc, 500
clinch, $500. Hxc OF to the trade. ~
oILs-Buainess in this department remains quiet.
Carbon. lard and lnseed met With fair demand, hut
other descriptions were but little inquired for. We
quote: Carbon, 2HG@25c: extra lard oil, 13c; No. l,
CSC; No: 2 Csc lin:sed, raw, e8e; do boiled 9sc
pure, 511o; do EXTRA Csc do No. I, 8o985e; bank
OIL 6s970c strata, 72975e; elephant Oil 9sc; turpan-
tine, 7092c: naphtha. CSC gravity, 15c; naphthA CON-
mon, 20c.
PAINTS, coLoRs, AND PCTTY-The market vas
dull st the prices given below: -.
WHITE LEAD.
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Total. .........2,26o,5ss 2,As.sls $780, ,oae
Daley, Cowles l. Co. give the following sum-
mary OF packing at II points from the States
named: u :
, 1873-01-13
DOM crp's, Foreign
Imports. {sp:eie raL) exports.
$50, 481,74s s46,824,691 S, 3,:08, ,9l8
47,s5o,o42 37,o15,743 3,25o,072
412,s48,73A GO, ,s47,185 1886, $40

7u15 1o71''.'''. 5oosso7'0 0o75777'oo1
The total value OF foreign commodities re-
naming in the warehouses; Of the United States,
$40, PSI, ,875, July 81, 1871
The respective amounts Of onr foreign trade
for the seven months, which consisted Of mer-
clandise and Of gold aud silver coin and bullion,
we're as follows:
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named: ~.
Hogs pj
States. to Jan-
-... .... 1873
Illinois, Ii points Chicago
not included). .........- 1850
moi inciudod). .......... Jos, 5,51o
Iowa, 10 points. ........-.. q, $40
Indiana, II points........- 28o, ,g52
Missouri {incltiding st.
Lot1is1, Kentucky, Kau-
Eas, Neb., Wis.,, Mich.,.
points s.................. 1,oo1 ,osa
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STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Monthly Report No. l, series 1872-73, OF the
Bureau OF Statistics, contains the statistics Of
our foreign trade for the month ended July 81,
1872, and for the seven months ended the same,
compared with tue corresponding periods Of
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NOTICE Of widows Appraisement

lNOTICEof Widows Appraisements
i under the 400 Law-Notice IL hereby given
that the following widows appraIscsnenis have
been Hlsd with the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
Of snyder Co., for ooohrmation on Monday,
the 10th day Of MAY NEXT. gf trfIf Il r
Mssdsiens Ulrich, widow Of samuel Uirich,
iate Of Jackson township decd. % i''
Julian Mainre. widow cf Daniel Maines late Of
Washington township deceased.
Elizabeth BoIebdeS, widow OF Jacob BoIsn.
der, late Of Franklin township decd. - I
Mary Fisher widow OF John Fisher, late Of
West Perry t0wBsnip deed. Hf VI
Cstharine Ritter widow OF John r liter late Of
West Beaver township decd. llH
Catharinc usmbcrling widow Of Peter Gem.
berline OF Urion township decd.
Msriah Hummsl, widow Of Daniel Hummel
late OF Middlecreek township de'd.
Mary 9umby, widow Of Daniel 0umby, late
OF Chapman township decd.
Barbra Boyer widow Of Jocob J. Boyer late Of
Washington township, deed.
ElsaSstn Mitchell siS.w of Jacob Mitchell
April ~, '73. J.CRoUsE, Clerk o. u.
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fns frea.s. wssAr prxAsD.-fs hA. been
10 the Uaited kinEdcm durinf the iast slx
moaths vas larger than vas esliInatsd, while
the supply viii b considerabiy less, nskiAG
difference Of ie,o0o,00o bushei.--The Liverpool
CcuairR s4qmstsSe ~ quantity Of prospective
supplies ~ 400 u0DovHheIs and adds that 20 all
present opoeArnoees NJ are n,w worse Oh with
rsferene - cer l2bsols supplies th.n We wsse
earefuIy nsds - vAss sp2esrei 70 b rsliab;e
(Ha.-u vss eoelber thsn come Of ths sstinntes
Eut forth st ~ eAme time nnfortunatsiy n
hrcstens 70 bsh fteelf to large. But that ear
vsnts wfll be met there is no ubt.--rhsy nay
|baof necessity .1omevhat curtaiied hy higher
Prices bat blu1<r prices will bring what Is need
"a. The visible supply 81 wheat In Ameriea on
Marh 233, as published In tho Globe Inst weet,
was ian $50 bushels against Q 2'3lio bushels As
compared with the same time In ls72. Tho
prospects ofyood prices will place In the mar
ket every avaiisbls bushel Of grain. a.
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n:~>
"A wy YwS w.e vsp,u ww
T;as.. q, =. : no,'ow aoos 'S ~ sugar '"'ey'
:.
Some io.u ueen chiidren attend
m6 tne puonc scnooss m m4ton
went nome IN one dayeick with We
'" a i
"A new horSe disease which par
ayzes tne whole spine and makes The
animal helpless, has broken out in
Reading.
An inhumnn wretch al Scalp
Level, Cambria County, became en-
ragged st horse, few days ago,
and twisted Its tongue out Of its
mouth. I ftrnnfi s1a'iis
William II. Nesbit, q coiored man,
resident in Altoona and President
Of the Equal Rights League, is an.
nounced as candidate for Represen.
tative in the Legislature from Bal,
county. ,ai sav t'pi Dii1,l
--HenrS Uo;m,,oct an ,,do,.,olo
living in Berks county. near The lie
high county line, was killed. ON Mon
day Of last week, by his horses run
ming of while he was taking an emp.
ty coffin TO q neighbors. preparatory
TO the interment Of a child.
A lamb has been horn in Inn.
caster county. which has nm eytro
month. ON the r;gbt law below tbe
ear snnnl;ed with g,,ms tee,b and
tonoue Tho animal now abop,
Ave weels GA feeds With 10 regular
month maling NO nae of tb;s s,,ner-
| fluous one
Apo,,. .o,,,,,. ,,,.,
u,,.a. a oA' e..h eouncy Mariner .i nus o,en W,
,a.. 49, rooS,,: ou. n, se,ela 'nJs1av ~, -. uoi
hv % = shar~ar s,.aua,;os , ~ so'i - ~, n".nnt %
''Ps. olSia.i"B IN P"S0"V
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THE MODOC WAR
ANOTHER SEVERE BATTLE
Sixteen Xen Killed, Eight Wounded


Lava BEDS, April 26.-A recon
noitering party, composed of bate
res N and A, Fourth artillery, and
company Z, Twelfth infantry, left
camp at 7.3O this morning, pro.
ceeding IN direction known To
lead to the present stronghold Of
the Modocs, Ceptain n. Thomas, of
the Fourth artillery, being in com.
mand. A dozen or SO of the Warm
Spring Indians were expected ~
cooperate on Captain Thomas left
Inc troops having formed in line
the skirmishers advanced without
molestation until they arrived at the
foot OF the bluff south of the J,ofs
Beds, having meanwhile signalled 10
,he camp that no Indians were TO
be fonnd. On reaching the bluff.
the Alodocs opened severe fire
causing the troops to seek sucb
shelter as they could find in crevices
ehasms, etc. As usual, the foe was
unseen. The first position soon be
came untenable, owing TO the fact
.iiat the Indians We're able 10 deliver
roth a cross fire and an enfiladino
nre and the position of the troops
was 30 exposed that up to the pres
ent writing "a p. ny only two ont
OF tho nine wounded could reach
camp, fIientenant Wright NJ tbo
twelfth Infantry had sought shelter
In acrevice, which was particularly
open to the Modoc fire. Grave
doubts exist as TO their ultimate
safety. AS soon rs information was
received at headquarters, relative
10 tue peril of the party, troops were
ut once pushed forward 10 their
rescue. -Four companies were or
dered out, two Of cavalry from this
ramp, and two from Colonel Mn.
son'a stretchers for the convex
NICE Of the wounded were forwarded. |
but the, latter are now returning
withoqt hsying achieved the object
or which they were intended. ~ l.
, kAn y.Aye,syp. .Apgil p--A dispsseh from
lisn wafflors ars camp q White Mus, Yaku.
Y : yfssseese. 4AAls wsllA pstslns sresssstl
The settler. sss a,ssnsA. aIs1isss - syAss-.
- - s. ss;s "a =. ~: - 4 a:ss
80 - Z :; i:is:;'5 ! ss22i''
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81 JuDoE Butler, of Chester county,
iand Judge Paxon, Of Philadelphia,
are prominently named for the Su.
preme Bench Of this State. Years
rago they were apprentices together
IN the Village Record office, at West
Chester. They we're at that time in.
dustrious, studious, and ambitious,
doing with all their might whatever
they found TO do. They are both
now recognized as among the ablest
'jursts Of tho State. Such careers
offer a most encouraging example TO
young men. There are plenty OF
young men now loafng away valua
BILE days and years, who might win
distinction could they but TO deter
mine to exert themselves as they
should rT- -Il-w
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A Month Of Memorable Dov.

The month Of April is full of days
commemorative Of eventful periods
during the late war. On the %
Richmond was evacuated. and occu
pied on the Sd by the Fedorals. in
1860 on the 9th the bloody battle
of Shiloh, in 1902: Island No Ia
surrendered on the 7th, IN 1862 ,
battle Of Pittsburg Landing on the
9TH, IN 1882; surrender of General
Lee on the 9th, 1865; Fort Sumter
Snrst bombarded on the 10Th. in 6I .
on the 18th the war ended, practical,
y, IN 65' Sherman occupied Raleigh.
and Lynchburg surrendered ON tbe
18TH, IN 05; on the 18th President
iincoin was assassinatad and An.
GREW johnson inaugurated on the
10th, in '65; all North Carolina forts
ana nrsenals wero occupied Inv Tho
1nonreaerates on tho 10th, in '62 |,
fresident irSi Davis was captured on the
1 Io.,s IN 50; Virginia seeded ON the
itn, IN VI; Massachusetts volun.
9S.n 1eers mo6bed m in in Baltimore on the
avsn, IN 81; Gosport navy yard eva.
euated and burned by the Federals
on fhe 10th, in 81 Harpor's Ferry
burned S1 on the Goth in 'G1; Lower
n.c,o1ssiSslppi .co occupied on tho 2ith. in
So "s; Fort Macon captured on the
10th. in SO; on the Ic,L 60,
,,r.,, yoe johnson surrendered and J.
m,lkes % Booth was shot; on the 2stb
, admiral halniral farragut captured New Or.
,eAns' IN " on the 29th, in Ca oc.
.aireu 81, cd, the battle of Grand Gulf: ON
tne 30th was fought the battle of Ga
pine Fork, in CO Thus wo sec the
great greatest stew. events Of the unhappy four
years occurred during this month
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General News.

CORY imposes a fine of four
dollars upon its profane citizens for
each oath.
New York spends three million
dollars on funerals annually, and
thinks it cheap enough.
President Grant was 81 years
old on Sunday the 9th ult. He was
born April u, 1922.
The larger portion of the town
Of Mariana. Arkansas, was destroyed
by fire on Thursday.
..Chinamen are pulling wagons
in the streets of San Francisco. in
consequence of the prevalence of the
epizootic. - ..
Heavy frosts occurred at Knox
vile, Tenn, on Friday night, killing
the peaches and greatly injuring the
wheat.
The Australians never sue for
divorce, When a husband gets dis
couraged, he takes his wife to the
brow of cliff to view the gorgeous
sunset, and over she goes.
"A parent wrote to an editor to
know the most effectual way to keep
his boy in the house at night. The
editor told the parent to break the
boys back with an AK.
Advertising does pay. A Hamp
shire county farmer, who has adver
tised his farm, claims to have fed out
one hundred barrels of oats to the
horses of persons who have boen to
see the place.
AT Collinsville, ILL.,, a day or two
since, George Burke, colored farm
laborer, chopped off the head and one
arm of Maria Bowman, end then
threw her body into a ravine. lie
was drunk and jealous at the time.
"A Florida alderman sold his
vote for an oride chain and circus
ticket. and his friends are naturally
ashamed and indignant. They know
that he might have obtained Jack
knife in addition by simply asking
for it.
..Elizabeti. (N. J.) citizens are
excited over the probable existence
Of gold mine in that city. In max
ing excavations for the foundation of
u building, on Friday, u nugget of
gold quartz and several small parti-
cles Of gold were found.
..Clergymen in Newport. II. l.,
complain that they are expected to
pay express bills on boxes of washing
powders sent them by a house in
New York with requets to distribute
them among their parishioners and
to recommend agents for their sale.
Lucy King, Of Fond du Lac, be-
came engaged to six young farmers,
and on a certain day called them all
together and told them to fight for
her hand. She married the rem
nant of q man who was left standing
at the conclusion of the contest
IA Correspondent of the Balti.
more Sun says that the effect Of the
Pennsylvania local option law is al
ready felt on bordersa Of the county,
many more Pennsylvanians having
business on this side the line than
heretofore, and one enterprising man,
having a house standing half in
Pennsylvania and half in Maryland.
s said to be making a fortune z
Those people who live to a
old age are those who take
ARE OF themselves. There is one in
)anbnry who guards against the fire. |
luent sudden changes Of weather by |
wearing at the same time a linen |
|uster and an oyercoat. On a cool
~ pc puts. the .oyercoat over the
ustsr,, and when q nsltry spell comes
. be puts the dusterr outside the
vercoat. ..s.'~y
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G. A NJ P H O IN e.

HAINE | PAINE PAINE THE Great
Discovery for the relief Of paine and q
sure and immediate cure for Bheumaiism,
chronic and acute, sprains, &c. II has q
pleasant and refreshing odor. and will not
grease or stain the most delicate fabric.
which males Il luxury in every family.
Price IS cents per bottle. For sslc by all
druggists. REUBEN HOYT, PrOp'r, New
York.
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REMARKIso upon the work Of the
Constitutional Convention, the Del.
sioore County Americ0, says: "Al
together it is muddle, which only
q revised publication, and learned
-Iexpositions. can solve. If SO much
IL TO bo added to the new Constitu
tion as is now promised, the conven.
ition had better give the people, each
and al, an opportunity 10 study law
before asking them to vote intelli
gently upon its propositions"
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For balance Qf pr1tes send Tor ctrcnier. ~
This coacsrt U Under the supsrvision spe
rection oftes fsllowtpgI ~ nOF FN'Sl
oee,q RoARD OF DIRscroRy: Az W
Nv Sp: &: As:Ss nssas fs. S,;y .;s.
e. " Cue oiiisat. Hsrsl, IL Wssss, K. s.. %
q. \. Prsesott, com'isl J, W, Englisa. Ls1yer.
Z. 7. Carr, Aschissss. n ~
8WaI = iOssIcHlss ,Q
z, ID, mrfss. lPrss. H Z. Newman, vies-Prss.
q. Y, Prescott, SEQ. Csrl Moller, Tres.
The we'll known chAfacter OF The Dirontore Of
the Mercantile Library Association and the On.
an sbsent holders that thstr intsroafs gil
S' an ,plI,y s1!.s:ss:S..ss gs:sSss sss
any gs.:aa dssv : sriss ssss not = issss
~Esst s.ss . - .sial I'm hA ~.
.Jss - sssss8 5 sa sss ssS;io. Ill 80
ofdslsi lisu g a.iesIag Aspbers WIN BE- ssat
;y!y ..ls ,l'f e.
nkAnnnea 4 cos CEN l,sl lCSnts,
sEs|s*:' s::'.s' r. s;':tis: s;:is:s Z ~
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- Tho bewistown Democrat saws
"The Philadelphia Press is out in
favor Of a new party in Pennsylvania
Ito protect the people from the rail.
{ roads, the ring, and tbk political
sharpers who are enriching them.
Eelves at the expense Of the people.
With Mcclure as the leader and For.
rney as chief editora pretty Reform,
party it would be, truly -
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& How either sex may fascinats and gain
the love Il an ctions OF any person they choose
Instantly. TIL. simple mortal scquirement all.
esn can possesses, free; BY mail. Tor 2sc, together
Hints to Ladies' Wedding. Night shfft, Ac. A
gneer book. Address T, WILLIAM 4 Co. Pubs
phila. Ct f'.TF III TTfiTF
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MISSIONER.
Ep. Posr

The time for the nomination and
subsequcnt election OF representatives for the
several county oficos is not far distant. That
Of fcomn,issioner is one that shoud moet eernest.
" engage and attract the attention VI voters. As
suitable person for this important once, we
would present the name Of Capt. Philip Kinney
of Beaver township; q man 50 familiar TO the
honest yeomanry Of Snyder County that com.
capscity and not found wanting in any OF the I'm.
pottaptrequirrments v hich this respbns BILE trust
demands. He has ever been faithful 10 the pa rty
AMI rs principles, and bis deserved popularity
with the people. wonld mate. n nominated, .
story aud Sueetssful reelection.
WAsufrofoN
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| DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Letters Of Administration on the estate Of
Jacob seebold late OF Washingtnnt tp Snyder Co.
Pa, deceased, have been granted TO the under
signed, all persons knowing themselves indebt-
ca to said estate ore requested to make immedl.
ate payment, while those having claims will pre-.
sont them duly authenticsted Tor settlement to
&c. SEEBOLD,
. JOHN X. HUGAS,
Feb. %, '73. Administrators.
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J II r UB r r A
$4,000 for S2!!!
.i GRAND GIFT CONCERT.

vi inc Nercahtlie Library ASSOCIATION
OF the City ofLeavenworth, Kan.
In accordance with IN act Of the Legislature
ana their Articles o. Incorpora tion, The board Of
directors announce their hrst
drsDd ON Concert and Distribution byl
among the ticket-holders Of
$332,555I IN CASH,
ct LANGs HALL, Leaven worth. ON ths 9th
day Of June isIs for the benefit Of the Librssy.
bi,sas Cash Gifts Amounting 70 essa,sss.
THIS en'erprise is endorsed By the 0oysrnor.
Secretary OF the state, Auditor sf state. super
intsndent Of Public Instruction, eTrsasureS OF
worth, aud all leadingsbusiness men OF the State
aud the certainly ofths distribution and pay
ment Of GINS, ss advertissd. is fully guaranteed.
TICKETS q EACH. for tS. ysfor tie.
Msmorsnanm Of Cash difts to be distribuisa
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We Want An Agent

In this township to canvass or the new, vsiusble
and fast selling book BY Dr. JOHN COWAN
THE SCIENCE OF A NEW LIFE.
Recommended and endorsed by prominent minis
t,rs. ply sic!ans, religious and secular papers.
No other book like II published. $40 pc- week
guaranteed. Address COWAN 4 co, 139
Eighth st, New York. MOI ..,....
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NOTICE,-Whereas my wife Sa-
4 villa having abandoncd ne and let nv bed
and board ~ persons are HEREBY cautioned OF
10 trust or giv. ersditt to said Ssyilla on my 40
count Is will not pay any debts contracted by
Middieburg, May !. ls7a l",-, :
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WAN1ED. Agents mud peddlers for our
tV.PREss AND sTRAiNER-- Presses
and slr.ins jams. jsllies. herbs, Vegetables.
iard, tallow. lmeels. cheese, 40. Over Co.,
ooo sold in q few localities. Sells quick.
Every family wants II. Sewing Machine
and other established agents aye finding
this very proGfsbls.s Circulars free. Lifts
,isilsli y sad Dams. l0a washisstp Street,
Nsfo gni2coi . G !
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ED. Post
Allow me 10 present, for the sun-
rascs Of the people. the name Of Jocl Row Of MID.
dlecrtek township, as an efficient, and suitable
fact Of It's Importance, we In common with tho
good people of the County are anxious 70 see Il
ilied by a responsible man; and i0vhose cspa.
billty, and good business Quail hcaNbns the rub.
lic has full faith, and the mos, Implicit conf.
dence, We think Mr.. Row 10 be that man. As
township, Middlecreek has been very modest Ia
her demands, and we think u no more than Just
and fair that her claim should be listened TO, To-
leiving her TO 10 entitled TO the NOMINEE. at this
time. CENTRE.
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n DMrII1fkAfkIx's MOTTO ~.
,k1tsss ~ tke esiais Of Jacob I)Ifo1oll
iete Of Csnlrs twp, sny der eovs(y( -
decesesd. @hsvisR been granted - ne w
dersiened, all persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
make immediate epsymsns While 4ose
having claims win present them dull. ..au-
theniica,ed for settlementto
.ff ELIZABETH MITCHELL.
May. 1,f73.1 3D.. - Administratrix.
Books and papsrs in hands Of Atty, at Gen.
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DMINIsfRAT0AB Ngff08. .LLesstrs
hof Administration upon the estate Of
Jacob Renninger, late Of Ffsnklin twp,
Snyder Co., dso'd havisg been Hxnted TO
the undersigned. III psrSoas tnoJ li4e thsn-
selves indebted 70 ssid estate ass sequesoed
70 make paymsat without delay. aR1 these
having claims ~ The ssms viii pgooto(
then. ADAM RENNfR0un p
& !. u. AARON REnNlro1 =
May 1. i5s:Jl ~ Admiui1@e1 ~ !.
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NOTICE.-The partnership here
4 tofore existing under lhs name ana nrm Of
Dsssss : smith, N the tanning bsslnsss has been
dpeolvsd The s4day ofAprn is7a, BY mutual
r' DRKEsE SMITH.
n. b. Ths Susiness will be continued q hers-
urSiIsssSHeis rpSREsEsHs RAuDENBpsn.
sovor Springs, 6w.., April, lc, "a ~ M
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TT S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Notice to Special-Tax
PAYERS.

The law Of December, 20 1879. requires every
pers9n ehsaged IN any business. ayoeation. or
employment, which renders him liable to a
SPECIAL TAX,
70 procure and place ron.pIcuously in his est,b.
Iishment or place Of business, - : - -"
.Nr.f. STAND H.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
- that have purchased. at sheriG,s SAFE.
,he ,h Following Personal Prppsrty and havs left
.e ,,omo same 20 the possession OF NICHOLAS ST
~, aaoS, ai persons are hereby cautioned not to
III anywi-e Interfere with or meddie vi n ,be
same,io witt norsa, / Sleigh. / Buggy, One
sugsy Harness, " ieds and Redding, Coal
S,,to'es, dozen Chair, Is dozen Ear Chairs, 3
Mp,u Chests, Barrel Cider, 2 meat Vessels. 2
iaOies, Lot Queensware I Iron Kettle, Cow
s,oats, tubs, Brass Kettle. 9 Clocks, 2 sIuls,
Lot carpet, Cook stove cupboard, 4 stands
May 5.h, 10 bw
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Ed. Posr

Permit me q subscriber and fcl.
.oW hepunnean, 70 suggest through your col.
umns, the name u John Dorm of your toyn. Tar
ihe once 81 Register and Recorder, Mr. Dorm IN
Well knsvn 10 tbs county as nm active and zeal
ous party man. lie possess every qnalihca aticn
aud satisfaction 10 tho public. We Therefore
think his nomination would make tho ticLet
.trong' and result In his eloetion by iar,e ma.
'oIiV, PERRY.
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= WI are indebted TO Hon. Frederick
Watts Commissioner Of Agricul.
ture, for the monthly report Of the
department for April, 1878.
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We Want An Agent

In this township TO canv ass for m new, valuable
and fast selling book by Dr. JOHN COwAN,
THE SCIENCE OF A NEW LIFE.
Recommended and endorsed by prominent miniss
tiers, physicians. religious and secular papers
No other bookllke ~ published. go per week
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Ed. Posr


That the ofiieo Of County CommIs.
sloner IL ono ofth most Important In the gift
OF the taxpayers q Snyder County none will dis.
pgty. For this important trust, We should select
men Of unquesiionsd honesty aud integrity. In
common with many staunch Republicans we
would suggest as candidate for this once, the
name OF J. j. Mstiern " West Beaver township;
man OF sound judgement capable, and reliable,
and one who would hithfully execute his trust
Aside from this the present incumbehts are both
from the lower or eastern end OF tho County, and
IL would be no more than fair g. have the west.
ern portion and its interests represented In the
board OF Commissioners; his name will add
strength TO tho party ticket, and his election
is sure. PENN.